How did human life on earth begin?
It is a question that science is still reluctant to answer correctly. After a while, one's own ideas and laws have to change.
According to science, many thousands of centuries ago, the whole universe was a ball of fire, then a huge explosion called "Big Bang". As a result of this explosion, many planets and stars came into existence. The earth is also one of the scattered fragments of the same explosion that began to revolve around the sun. Over time, the earth cooled down and life appeared on it. The evolutionary theory of science regarding the origin of human life on Earth is still very popular today.
Darwin said that man was first an ape and then from an ape he became a man after centuries of evolution. However, the theory is quite ridiculous that if man became man from monkeys then why don't the monkeys we see today become humans? And if the monkeys centuries ago became humans through evolution, what about the monkeys we see today that will become humans in the centuries to come? Why did this evolutionary process take place only in apes? What were donkeys, fish and elephants doing at a time when monkeys were becoming "humans" through the evolutionary process? They too should have become something by "progressing" a little bit. The elephant of centuries ago is still an elephant today, while the ape, according to Darwin, evolved into man.
Dr. Alice Silver, a recent American ecologist, has made startling revelations about the beginning of human life on earth in her new research book. They say that man does not belong to the planet Earth. It actually belongs to another world or planet which had to be evicted from its original home for unknown reasons and the planet was thrown to the ground. That man is very different from other living things on this planet. Its DNA and the number of genes are very different and very different from other living things on this planet. The Earth's temperature, the sun's rays, and a host of other factors are unmatched by any other living thing on this planet.
Imagine for a second you were transposed into the karmic driven world of Earl. Dinosaurs are said to be one of the largest creatures found on this planet, which became extinct six and a half million years ago. Was the extinction of the dinosaurs a coincidence or was the planet Earth preparing the ground for the beginning of human life? Dr. Alice Silver, an American ecologist, asks her readers all these shocking questions.
The discovery of human life has always been a mystery to science. Intervened and threw on the ground. Dr. Ellis Silver says it is also possible that the land is a prison where criminals are thrown as punishment because the land is covered with water on all sides and only one third of the land is covered. Comes .
The existence of life on any other planet in the universe is not out of the question, because despite all the scientific advances, no human mission has yet been sent to any planet other than the moon, and the space mission to the moon is also controversial. Even today, astronomers question whether this may have actually happened. The closest planet to Earth is Mars, on which no human mission has yet taken place. Apart from Mars, our solar system consists of nine planets and a sun. It's like a particle. Unfortunately, all the space research institutes in the world, including NASA, are being used more for military use and for spying on other countries than for space research.
Dr. Ellis's research has sparked a new debate in the world of science, and it is interesting to note that if Dr. Ellis's research is well-received in the future and more scientists and ecologists agree with it, then religion is right. It will be proved that man did not become man through any evolutionary process but Adam (pbuh) was brought down to earth then human life started on earth and as far as Dr. Ellis says this earth is like a prison If the criminals were thrown for punishment then Adam (PBUH) was also transferred to earth due to a mistake. Today, of course, many people make fun of religion, but nonetheless, scientific research is slowly leading man toward his Creator, and perhaps this is why the Qur'an repeatedly tells man to reflect.