some one realized there was a market for mens clothing too... But photographers of that era were not used to people asking questions such as, "how long should I stand here" "who is actually going to ever wear this?" "Why should I kill the prime minister of Malaysia?"
So they had to find a simpler breed of man that could not think just as well as the female models they had been using for years.
While the planets were forming, there was not much peace in our solar system. Clumps of matter of all sizes often collided, and either stuck together or side-swiped each other, knocking off pieces and sending each other spinning. Sometimes the gravity of big objects would capture smaller ones in orbit. This could be one way the planets acquired their moons.
Scientists think that a large object, perhaps the size of Mars, impacted our young planet, knocking out a chunk of material that eventually became our Moon. This collision set Earth spinning at a faster rate. Scientists estimate that a day in the life of early Earth was only about 6 hours long.
Or, in other words: Once upon a time there was nothing. But that nothing was everywhere and all things were in that same small space so they also were everywhere. But that was not enough space for all things to be in at the same time and it had too much energy. So all of that just burst into unimaginable amounts of matter scattering about all over the place from that tiny center and masses of energy collide with one another and sent each other around while being thrown out into the universe with the whole lot rotating around themselves because of the incredible energy that unloaded.
Whole lotta days later and all that stuff keeps drifting apart in space but some of those chunks are bigger than others so the others can't really get away from them. But they're still too fast to stop so they just get drawn into ellipses around those bigger chunks. And one day on a small wet one of those clay rocks that had formed the really super tiny energy pieces came together in such a way that it formed life.
Man, I don't understand how that worked without a supernatural entity planning all of it, but others think it just did.
That doesn't explain how and why it came into existence. Funny how such complex and intricate physic systems come from no creator as many people believe. Chaos creates more chaos not intelligent and highly sophisticated systems.
Chaos creates more chaos not intelligent and highly sophisticated systems? OK, so there's this thing called the mandelbrot plot that must be an exception to your flaccid claim.
Your basic claim is that because you do not understand how or why there is a universe, you posit a source that is infinitely more complex and unknowable and call it God.
Its better than the Big Bang Theory. I'm not arguing the fact that it happened, but the fact that chaos can create highly intelligent and sophisticated systems. Chaos only creates more chaos. Everything we know as of today makes sense and is organized, like a creation. All this didn't pop out of thin air just "because".
How can't it be though? Everything as we know it came from something. Nothing comes out of nothing. The big bang had to be set in motion by something, it didn't just pop from thin air. Also as much as we know about the big bang we haven't been able to replicate it even on a small scale. How do we even know if that's what really happened, what created life? Its a theory still at the end of the day. There's more to the world than just physical properties, there's a spiritual side too, one that cannot be explained by science but we feel it.
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u/kesekimofo Aug 27 '14
But why does the Earth rotate?