Shogah
12-23-2008, 02:06 PM
"Purified gases and masses, the same elements that helped spark civilization classes"
- Gza(Swordsman from album Liquid Swords)
Ok, lets have a brief look on a bing bang theory.
If the theory is correct, we had one large mass which suddenly exploded and created a vast cloud of hydrogen. That same hydrogen we use now for atomic bombs, and in hygiene, in that begining heated up by circling and the result of that immense heating was the first stars.
So the first stars were made by hydrogen and in the core of that stars which was made of iron, hydrogen connected with other gases that were like couple percent of the mass of the star. So from hydrogen, helium was created or some other gases.
The compound of the stars became more and more complex, and then the stars heated up(probably because of the mixture of gases) again and exploded. Same those elements that were once made in a star were send through out the space in small fragments, and cooled down. From that fragments new solar systems were created and so the planets like ours. I guess that gases created suns and iron created planets etc.
So everything you see, was and will be. Just in different combinations.
The hydrogen we have now for example is literally the same molecules that were in that vast cloud when big bang occure.
The iron we use now for buildings and what we used for weapons back in the days is the same iron that was in the core of the stars.
And finally that same iron is in our bodies to some extent, and same hydrogen that makes proteins(the basic building block of our body) along with nitrogen and oxygen are the same molecules that were there billions years ago.
And when we die our body will rotten and it will soak within the earth and later it will probably make some plants or whatever.
And the highlight of this post.
Now if we realized our physical nature, and that we are made of the same things which consists in all other things, from plants to rock(just in different combination),
and when we witness the time where human life is most important value in society, i think we can conclude that man has that other nature, which i believe came from the Maker.
Cause why would you cry if some compound of elements and acids and tissues died.
The same compound that chair on which you sit on or food you eat is made of?
Humans have something in themselves that makes them more than just a compound of elements.
Animals don't. Like them or not, they don't.
They are just creatures and we are more. In opposite we wouldn't cry over loss because now we know that we will be literally dissolved and sent in other things.
We feel sorry because we leave behind us more than something that can be physically touched or seen.
Feel free to add on, to debate or to correct me if i made some mistakes on explaining the big bang.
- Gza(Swordsman from album Liquid Swords)
Ok, lets have a brief look on a bing bang theory.
If the theory is correct, we had one large mass which suddenly exploded and created a vast cloud of hydrogen. That same hydrogen we use now for atomic bombs, and in hygiene, in that begining heated up by circling and the result of that immense heating was the first stars.
So the first stars were made by hydrogen and in the core of that stars which was made of iron, hydrogen connected with other gases that were like couple percent of the mass of the star. So from hydrogen, helium was created or some other gases.
The compound of the stars became more and more complex, and then the stars heated up(probably because of the mixture of gases) again and exploded. Same those elements that were once made in a star were send through out the space in small fragments, and cooled down. From that fragments new solar systems were created and so the planets like ours. I guess that gases created suns and iron created planets etc.
So everything you see, was and will be. Just in different combinations.
The hydrogen we have now for example is literally the same molecules that were in that vast cloud when big bang occure.
The iron we use now for buildings and what we used for weapons back in the days is the same iron that was in the core of the stars.
And finally that same iron is in our bodies to some extent, and same hydrogen that makes proteins(the basic building block of our body) along with nitrogen and oxygen are the same molecules that were there billions years ago.
And when we die our body will rotten and it will soak within the earth and later it will probably make some plants or whatever.
And the highlight of this post.
Now if we realized our physical nature, and that we are made of the same things which consists in all other things, from plants to rock(just in different combination),
and when we witness the time where human life is most important value in society, i think we can conclude that man has that other nature, which i believe came from the Maker.
Cause why would you cry if some compound of elements and acids and tissues died.
The same compound that chair on which you sit on or food you eat is made of?
Humans have something in themselves that makes them more than just a compound of elements.
Animals don't. Like them or not, they don't.
They are just creatures and we are more. In opposite we wouldn't cry over loss because now we know that we will be literally dissolved and sent in other things.
We feel sorry because we leave behind us more than something that can be physically touched or seen.
Feel free to add on, to debate or to correct me if i made some mistakes on explaining the big bang.