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Lawrence Henderson and the suitability of the environment for life

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Lawrence Henderson and the suitability of the environment for life

Henderson's goal was not merely to provide proof of the existence of design, although his inferences could be used for this purpose, but to infer the centrality of life in the system of assets, which cannot be ignored despite its ambiguity.

Henderson's goal was not merely to provide proof that design exists - though his inferences can be used for this purpose - but merely to infer the centrality of life in the system of origins, which cannot be ignored. He proved that the main components of life, including water, carbon dioxide and bicarbonate, are uniquely interchangeable and almost impossible to exist in any other set of chemicals. This is not an innovative hypothesis, it has a long history ahead of its initial form, and was a familiar doctrine in the 19th century, but it presents itself in a new form as a result of the development of physical chemistry. During the presentation of the unique water suitability evidence for life, Henderson alluded to the following thermal properties: The anomalous facts, which I mentioned earlier, about the shrinking of water during cooling even shortly before freezing, and then extending it until it turns to ice, and extending it when freezing as well, these qualities are unique in practice. 2- When melting snow or evaporation of water, the environment absorbs heat, to be released when the opposite process occurs, this phenomenon is called latent heat. Again, the latent heat of freezing water is the highest compared to the known liquids. In the field of natural heat, only ammonia has a higher latent freezing heat, while the latent heat of evaporation of water is the highest compared to all the known liquids in the field of normal temperatures. The specific heat capacity of water, defined as the amount of heat needed to raise the temperature of water by one degree Celsius, is the highest compared to most other liquids. The thermal conductivity of water is four times greater than that of any other common liquid. 5. Snow and ice have low thermal conductivity. Michael Denton, The Fate of Nature: The Laws of Life Reveal the Existence of Purpose in the Universe. https://books.google.com.eg/books/about/id=8Qt_DQAAQBAJ To buy an electronic copy https://play.google.com/store/books/details?id=8Qt_DQAAQBAJ — Source: Published on Facebook's "Braheen Center" page https://www.facebook.com/braheen.org/posts/pfbid0fwR7XMjgijKc8qMz7u7mBEZYtPFrCc7hJRgss1PrWoBMCsLJfJYumcBrLrtYfbsrl

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