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Francene--Blog. Year 2014

Do we really know what life is about?

11/27/2014

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The news today says research has shown DNA can survive re-entry into the atmosphere, which came as a total surprise to scientists. This raises the possibility of extraterrestrial life molecules arriving on Earth from space.

Scientists attached small double strands of DNA to the outer casing of a rocket. Temperatures soared to more than 1,000 degrees Celsius during the short flight to sub-orbital space and back, but much of the DNA emerged intact. Over half was recovered from the grooves in screw heads and more than a third remained fully functional.

Many scientists believe comets may have brought amino acids and other organic building blocks of life to the Earth early in its history. Some even suggest that DNA, the essential molecule of life itself, could reach the Earth in meteoric dust, 100 tons of which hit the planet each day. See full Telegraph story. 

So, is it any more astounding that each one of us could have lived before?

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Having read stories about children who remember details of houses in other countries where they once lived, and considering deja vu as well as child prodigies & idiot savants, I consider past lives a distinct possibility. Who really knows? We can only theorize. Read about more instances that seem to point to past lives.


In the 70s when my children were young teens, I studied a book on palmistry. Okay, many people may not believe that lines on the inner hand have any meaning. However, I drew some amazing conclusions. Firstly, I'm an old soul judging by the myriad of lines on my palm. (I guess that's why I'm wise.)

But the astounding part came when I read my son's lines. At the age of 18, Kym's palm revealed nothing but a life-line, which cut off half way to the base where it should descend. (In ten years he would be dead.) The only explanation I could give for the lack of lines crisscrossing his palm was that he was a new soul. Is this possible? Makes you think, doesn't it?


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Ellie link
11/26/2014 06:24:37 pm

This is really interesting! I hadn't heard that DNA could survive re-entry it does pose some very interesting questions :)

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Emma link
11/26/2014 06:38:00 pm

This is interesting. I haven't looked very deep into DNA however I am very interested in palmistry. xx

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Sophie Bowns link
11/26/2014 07:48:43 pm

Aha, this is interesting!
-There are so many questions which still remain unanswered.

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Charity link
11/26/2014 09:30:47 pm

This is interesting! DNA is a fascinating subject, and there are, indeed, many things about this life that remain a mystery to us! Thanks for the thoughtful post!

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Mary Burris link
11/27/2014 02:17:23 am

Francene, your posts are always fascinating to read. I agree, you are an old, wise soul and I appreciate you sharing your wisdom with us.

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