Bacteria challenge Scientists- Why do they still exist, even in NASA clean rooms?
Bacteria...Darwinists have been trying to use the fast generation cycles of bacteria to induce evolution. Yes, they do what they can in labs to coerce bacteria into evolving. While at the same time, in a place where science does NOT want bacteria, they show up and speciate so rapidly that evolution could not have been involved. So we present two posts with important points to make about bacteria and why what we know about bacteria falsifies evolution. Bacteria do not EVOLVE, they SPECIATE with pre-existing genetic information involved. Articles from Creation.com from David Catchpoole and Robert Carter. Trust me, there is more about bacteria yet to tell. But we'll dole it out in bites.
NASA shock: ET from Earth
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Life on other planets would be Ex-Terrestrial, not Extra-Terrestrial
The American space agency NASA adeptly draws attention to its space exploration program by linking it to the quest to find alien life. Its periodic announcements about potential extra-terrestrial life certainly make a big media splash. (Though perhaps many in the public would be dismayed to realize that NASA isn’t generally talking about discovering the sort of sentient ET life portrayed by Hollywood, but rather microbes.)
However, recent research findings have put a dampener on NASA’s quest to discover ET. In this case, it was not what was found (or not found) on Mars or Europa (a moon of Jupiter) or Enceladus (a moon of Saturn) that dealt a blow to NASA’s alien life project. Rather, it was what was found here on Earth—in NASA’s own spacecraft assembly and launch facilities, to be precise.
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A grim fairy tale indeed!!!
If genetic entropy is true, why do bacteria still exist?
morgueFile.com
Published: 25 October 2012 (GMT+10)
Summary
Genetic entropy (GE) is eroding the genomes of all living organisms because mutations are inherited from one generation to the next. Many people wonder why, if GE is real, are bacteria still alive today? There are multiple reasons for this, including the fact that their genomes are simpler, they have high population sizes and short generation times, and they have lower overall mutation rates. This combination makes them the most resistant to extinction. Of all the forms of life on Earth, bacteria are the best candidates for surviving the effects of GE over the long term. This does not mean they can do so forever, but it explains why they are still around today.
What is genetic entropy?
After the landmark publication of Genetic Entropy and the Mystery of the Genome by Cornell University Professor Dr John Sanford, we have often been asked to supply further details of this major challenge to evolutionary theory. The central part of Sanford’s argument is that mutations (spelling mistakes in DNA) are accumulating so quickly in some creatures (particularly people) that natural selection cannot stop the functional degradation of the genome—let alone drive an evolutionary process that can turn apes into people.
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