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Arjun, It depends on what you mean by "God." An all-powerful individual that created everything? No. God did not create our universe. God goes against every piece of science ever known to man, including evolution, symbiosis, you name it. Cancer

Very good analysis, I'm impressed. Cancer

If you look at time and space as one, then you may make the equation quite simply: Space = Time/Time = Space, Space Begins (Big Bang) = Time Begins (Big Bang). Cancer

Yes, I agree. Cancer

If the planet were at a perfect distance from a nearby star, which it is not, its period of rotation would matter because if it is extremely slow, one side of the planet could be very cold while the other could be very hot. And yes, I do realize that is it far too close "to support life as we know it." Cancer

Moontanman, A planet that is the size of Earth has no reason to be in any way more inhabitable than a planet that is twice the size of Earth. Unless you believe that the period of rotation of a larger planet would be insufficient for life due to uneven periods of warmth due to starlight. However, if it is true that this planet is much too hot to sustain any form of life, then period of rotation or revolution or any other planetary movement or characteristic would obviously be disregarded. As for you, Janus, I now understand why "fungus" and "mindworms" were referenced.

Exactly, so why would we find/be looking for life forms that are as advanced as fungus (above)? That is absurd. Cancer

Have they confirmed more than its existence? Cancer

My apologies, it has just come to my attention that this subject of atomic blasts in nature strictly focuses on blasts that occur on Earth/other planets. I was speaking for atomic blasts in nature in general. However, do you believe that the rest of the universe is not part of nature? In other words, nature stops at the atmosphere of Earth? Cancer

What are you proposing? Cancer

I believe that a quasar can case an atomic blast. A quasar (quasi stellar radio source) is a source that possesses extremely high amounts of energy. Quasars tend to eject streams of light that take the form of a beam. Cancer

In which method is this calculated?