Panspermia: The Extraterrestrial Hypothesis: On Human Origins

By Chris Topaz

Panspermia: The Extraterrestrial Hypothesis.

The concise argument for Panspermia and Extraterrestrial life, and how it influences Earth.

• Language: English
• Publisher: BookBaby
• Release date: Sep 26, 2013
• ISBN: 9781483509402

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Chapter 2

Figure 1. H. neanderthalensis.

Athena had breathed life into the clay figures of man created by Prometheus and Epimetheus who were spared imprisonment in Tartarus because they had not fought with their fellow Titans during the war with the Olympians. Prometheus had shaped man out of the mud of the primordial Earth. Thusly they were given the task of creating man whom the Gods did not particularly like at first...

–Paraphrase of ancient history

Was the gene that made possible animal life from a Panspermia event and if so could the language gene(s) in H. sapiens be traced to a foreign gene?

Panspermia: Cell and Microbiology Origins

Even though all chemical reactions for life can be traced to conditions on primordial Earth, Panspermia can explain cosmo-genesis on planet Earth because organic molecules have been observed in space by telescopes and Mars appears to have conditions for life, and at least one life form observed by planetary robotized model rovers. If the case could be built for Panspermia, then what was the origin of the Human speech gene since it seems to pop in from somewhere