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Cosmic Womb - The Seeding of Planet Earth (Paperback)
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Cosmic Womb - The Seeding of Planet Earth (Paperback)
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List price R522
Loot Price R347
Discovery Miles 3 470
You Save R175 (34%)
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Compelling evidence that life, intelligence, and evolution on Earth
were seeded by comets and cosmic intelligence * Explains how life
first came from interstellar dust and comets and how later arrivals
of cosmic dust and comets spurred evolution * Explores the
possibility that universal knowledge may be stored in human DNA and
how ancient cultures may have known a way to retrieve this
knowledge All ancient cultures link humanity's origins to the
heavens. The Egyptians, for example, were adamant that their
ancestors came from the stars of Orion and Sirius. Today, however,
religion and science assert that life arose spontaneously here on
Earth. Did the ancients know our true cosmic origins? Have they
left us clues? Expanding on the panspermia theory developed with
the celebrated astronomer Sir Fred Hoyle--namely that the building
blocks of life were imported to Earth by comets in the distant
past--Chandra Wickramasinghe and Robert Bauval explore the latest
findings in support of a cosmic origin for humanity. They detail
the astrobiological discoveries of organic molecules deep in space,
how microbes are incredibly resistant to the harshest conditions of
space--enabling the transfer of genes from one star system to
another, and the recent recovery of microorganisms from comets
still in space. They show how life arrived on our planet in the
form of interstellar dust containing alien bacteria approximately
3.8 billion years ago and how later comets, meteoroids, and
asteroids brought new bacterial and viral genetic material, which
was vital for evolution. Using the latest advances in physics,
cosmology, and neuroscience, the authors explore how universal
knowledge may be stored in human DNA and cells, and they postulate
that ancient cultures, such as the pyramid builders of Egypt and
the temple builders of India, may have known a way to retrieve this
knowledge.
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