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it's really funny. they claim that billions of years ago comets sometimes got to close and their tales dumped water onto the planet. of course there is no proof to support this, it's just accepted because they figure it is the most likely way.
The same science that doesn't prove a thing, and invokes belief in a hypothesis?
No, that's not the science I'm referring to. I'm talking about real science, not science that creationists distort and strain in order to make their views appear stronger.
How did water get on the new planet of earth again? According to science of course.
I'm totally on your side dude, but Mars has known ice caps.hydrogen is the most common element in the solar system, oxygen is the third most common. H2O is the common molucule. How could it not have been there?
Interesting, considering we are the only known planet to have water.Most of the universe is hydrogen. That part is easy. Stars form oxygen through fusion in the later parts of their life.
Supernovas form a nebula. The nebula had hydrogen and oxygen. Our planet formed along with the sun in this nebula. It pulled oxygen and hydrogen in various forms to the earth. They combined.
Heating up hydrogen in the presence of oxygen causes water. This can be seen fairly easily.
So did 8 other planets. (fuck you scientists, pluto counts.) Yet none of the others have it. Thats still just a hypothesis on how water formed here. Not proof. Ive read some scientists believe comets coming close by or even crashing into earth may have caused it. Hypothesis. (whats the plural for hypothesis anyway?)