Question for our resident creationist(s)

[gall]

..."mounting evidence" of water on other planets? Oh, really.

You'd better start up your space probe, and get your divining rod out.... because, besides "trace amounts of vapor & gas" water only exists on earth.

And there is no "clear reasons" how or why:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Origin_of_water_on_Earth

http://www.icr.org/earths-water/

Jesus fucking CHRIST. You didn't even bother looking up water outside of Earth. Nor did you bother picking up an astronomy book ever, apparently.

LOL only exists on earth? I love sweeping statements that include places we have not even been to yet, like 99.999% of the universe...

Do you think the guy saying that knows that Mars has a ice cap on it? Or that the rover discovery has all but proved water was once I mars. The only thing that rover has not yet done is actually found liquid water to run over... While there may not be drinking water currently liquid on mars I don't think anyone but those most staunch skeptical astrophysicists would argue that was exists outside of the earth.

While this link is not 100% proof it sure is more than some guy saying he is smarter than every person who lives and has ever lived...

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/07/17...10764.html


By the way the water on earth came from the same place hydrogen and uranium came from...the stars. They are everything that is and could one day be in some distant place. Don't think for a second that we have even found half of the base elements the universe is made from. We are just to young still to have gotten out there enough to actually see what is really in space for ourselves. Telescopes and rovers only get you so far.


Stars stars stars. All life started as stars. all elements started as stars. Big bang theories aside all human life is the result of a super nova event in the relatively short past cosmically.