Sarastarlight's video: Meteor Attack and the Earth Was No More Doomsday 2012

http://BrainMind.com Meteor Attack and the Earth Was No More. Doomsday 2012 ??? Swarms of meteors, asteroids, and comets bombard the Earth, destroying all life and then...the planet is no more. Will this happen in 2012? Sir Isaac Newton calculated the world would end in 2060--but he may have been referring to the end of the age of Pieces/Virgo, and the beginning of the new age of Aquarius/Leo. We make no predictions as to when the next storm of giant meteors may strike the planet. Why did we use the date 2012? To get your attention. However, in 2007, "Comet Holmes" struck the asteroid belt between Jupiter and Mars and exploded, increasing a million time in brighteness and expanding to a diameter several times the diameter of the Sun. Upon colliding with the asteroid belt it can be assumed debris would have richocheted among the meteors, scattering them like so many mile wide billiard balls banging upon one another and sending tens of thousands of meteors toward the inner solar system. If, in the next few years meteors begin striking Mars, the Earth will be next and humans will likely become extinct. http://BrainMind.com The Best Predictor of the Future, is the Past. A Lesson From History: For 800 million years after the earth was formed, our planet was continually bombarded by giant asteroids, meteors and cosmic debris, with the first evidence of life appearing soon thereafter, suggesting some of this debris may have contained living creatures hiding deep within. If true, then our ancient ancestors may have come from other planets. Meteors and comets have not only brought life to earth, but have destroyed life on Earth. Five times in the history of our planet, the Earth has been struck by gigantic meteors with the killing power of tens of thousands of hydrogen bombs, causing mass extinctions and destroying much of the animal life on Earth. 250 million years ago, titantic asteroids slammed into the gigantic super-continent, Pangea, splitting it into separate, drifting continents, fracturing the planet, and creating thousand mile cracks, fissures and rifts that nearly circle globe. 65 Million years ago our planet was struck by a huge asteroid which helped to kill off most of the remaining dinosaurs. In 1994, huge chunks of the comet Shoemaker-Levy, slammed into Jupiter, punching holes in the upper atmosphere and causing eruptions many times the size of the Earth. One need only gaze at the meteor-cratered surface of Mercury, Mars, and the Moon, to see undeniable evidence that we live in the middle of a very dangerous cosmic shooting gallery. The Earth has been repeatedly pounded by titanic, life destroying meteors, and tons of small debris rain down upon our planet every day. It is not a question of if this can happen, but when. A storm of giant killer asteroids will someday, again, attack the Earth... **** Life on Earth Originated on Other Planets, and arrived on Earth contained in all manner of cosmic debris. For 800 million years the Earth was bombarded by oceans of ice and meteors, and the first living creatures appeared on Earth immediately thereafter. Given the incredible complexity of a single cell & the chemical complexity of DNA, the notion that life was randomly assembled in an "organic soup" is the equivalent of discovering a computer on Mars and claiming it was randomly assembled in the Methane Sea. This means that life on Earth had to originate on other planets, and the first forms of life were bacteria. Most scientists agree that all modern day creatures descended from these first cells. This means our ancestors came from other planets. How would microbes survive a journey through space. 1) Bacteria form heat shock proteins 2) There was no atmosphere for 1.5 billion years after the Earth was formed, thus there was no burning up on entry and small meteors and water-ice comets would not create huge explosions and may hit the ocean, 4) Some bacteria survive atomic explosions & eat radium. 5) Complex creatures live hundreds of miles beneath the ocean next to volcanic vents & experience 10,000+ pounds of crushing pressure & 400+ degree temperatures. 6) A bacteria was discovered in a camera that had been sitting on the moon for over 2 years. Scientists were able to bring that bacteria back to life after it was brought to Earth. Given the incredible complexity of DNA and even the simplest of single celled creatures, other than through magic, or the hand-of-god, the first living creatures on on Earth had to come from other planets.