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SciencesReading the Visible Universe and Reading the Written Revelation
The observable universe is the universe that we can see today from Earth from galaxies, stars, planets and matter by the light and signals that are produced by the expansion of the universe and the divergence of galaxies from each other and from the galaxy...
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SciencesJust Six Numbers: The Deep Forces That Shape the Universe — Publisher’s Introduction
Written by: Dr. Martin Rees Translated by: Jannat Jamal - Muhannad Al-Toumi et al Presented by: Dr. Mohammed Al-Awadi Edition: First 2016 Number of pages: 214 - Size: 17*24 cm Cold numbers and alternatives ...
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SciencesEdge of Evolution: The Search for Darwinism's Frontiers - Author's Introduction
Elements of Darwinism Life on Earth has evolved over billions of years by sheer chance, filtered by natural selection. So says Darwinism, the most influential idea of our time. If a rare random mutation helps DNA[1]...
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SciencesCosmology of Multiverses and the Emergence of Life (2)
*Note: This article is from the book (Signature in the Cell: DNA and Intelligent Design Guides) for more. Do the inflation fields exist? First, there are good reasons to suspect that inflation fields already exist, assuming...
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SciencesCosmology of Multiverses and the Origin of Life (1)
*Note: This article is from the book Signature in the Cell: DNA and the Guides to Intelligent Design. For more see the book. Scientists are increasingly realizing that the potential resources of the observable universe are insufficient to explain, by chance alone, a simpler...
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SciencesCell Fit for Life: The cells are amazing!
*Note: This article is from Nature Destiny: The Laws of Life Reveal the Existence of Purpose in the Universe. In this chapter, I will demonstrate that the cell is uniquely and optimally suited to its function as the basic unit of built life...
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SciencesCan we hope to understand our universe?
The physicist Max Planck saw that theories are abandoned only after all their supporters die, and that science is advancing in the way of successive funerals, but this is a view full of bitter irony.
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SciencesThe Right Planet: How Earth's Properties Allowed Us to Make Fire.
* Note: This article from the book (Firemaker: How Humans are Designed to Harness the Power of Fire) for more please check out the book. The size of the Earth is very suitable; it is not small enough to have a weak gravity that is not able to save the atmosphere, nor is it large.
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SciencesJust Six Numbers: The Deep Forces That Shape the Universe — Author’s Introduction
Introduction Astronomy is the oldest digital science, was in ancient times fundamental to the work of calendars and to navigation, and now faces a wave of discovery. The increasing focus on time as we enter the new millennium,...
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The Protein Journey
Print Email Protein Flight Law of chance and random ideology A.I.OPARIN claimed that modern chemistry originated life on Earth from the evolution of inorganic matter as a result of a series of chemical reactions.
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SciencesNature’s Destiny: The Laws of Life Reveal Purpose in the Universe — Author’s Introduction
Note to the reader "Man has long wanted to use the Final Cause method, which is the teleological concept of the end - the goal or design in one of its many forms - to fundamentally explain the phenomenon of the living world. This will will remain what humans have eyes to see...
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SciencesQuantum Physics: Fact or Fiction? - Author's Introduction
Introduction Quantum physics is the theory that underpins almost all of our current knowledge of the universe. Since its inception more than sixty years ago, it has expanded to successfully explain the behavior of subatomic particles, the properties of atomic nuclei, and the structure of...
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The arrangement of atoms in a protein: a strangeness unlike any machine
It is immediately clear to even a person with no previous experience in molecular biology that the arrangement of atoms in a protein is not like any ordinary machine built or imagined by man, but rather the fact that it is not like anything common we have experienced and known.
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From Milan to Rome: the synthesis of the AMP molecule in the cell
We only need shoes to get to Rome from Milan in Italy, but we will need more than shoes to get to Rome from Sicily.
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Specified Complexity: Cells and Human Artifacts
Apart from the molecules that make up the gene expression system and the cellular machine, there are no sequences or structures that exhibit this specific complexity or specific information anywhere in the [non-human] natural world.
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SciencesQuantum Entanglement
Why do we think that the difference in polarity of both photons should always be a right angle? Perhaps we answer that quantum theory entails this for these atoms; but the most important reason is that this difference can be measured directly. In the picture...
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SciencesDNA methylation and epigenetics
DNA methylation is one of the most active epigenetics research areas at the moment... In epigenetics, scientists are trying to study the non-genetic factors that control the genes themselves and the ways in which they turn into...
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SciencesDoolittle's Evolutionary Scenario of Blood Clotting: A Critical Examination
Let's now take some time to do an important research into Doolittle's evolutionary scenario of blood clotting. The first thing to note is that it does not mention the presence of causative factors. Where we note the following: The histological factor appears, fibrinogen is generated and an...
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SciencesDNA duplication: copying the genetic message
In addition to cloning and translation, the cellular system for processing information doubles DNA, and this process of replication occurs whenever the cells divide and give new cellular copies. As in the process of cloning and translation, the process of...
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SciencesSugars: the fuel of life
Sugars are one of the major fuel molecules used in all systems of life, and the figure illustrates the chemical composition of pentacarbon arabinose sugar. In chemistry parlance, sugar represents a halfway point in the carbon oxidation process between...
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SciencesFine tuning of cosmological constants
It is clear that if the various cosmic forces and constants were not exactly their current magnitude, there would be no stars, no supernovae, no planets, no atoms, no life.
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SciencesLucy and the Australopithecines: Do the Remains Represent a Single Individual?
Southern apes Australopithecus are an extinct group of great apes that lived in Africa over 4 million to 1 million years ago.
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SciencesThe Four Fundamental Forces of the Universe
Physicists observe four fundamental forces in existence, and it is these four forces that mainly determine how any part of matter or radiation interacts with others.
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SciencesWhy Self-Organization Theories Fail to Explain the Origin of the Genetic Code
Self-regulation theories have failed to explain the origin of the genetic code for several reasons: First, to explain the origin of the genetic code, scientists need to explain the origin of the set of microcompatibilitys between specific trinucleotides in DNA (or...
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