03 Sep 09
Originally posted by sonhouseYeah not to hard to understand here. Moths have balls that resist the penetration of radiation. The rest of the body has been turned to space dust by the molecular degeneration of space radiation. Moths are such a good biological design that the nuts have shielded themselves for no further mutation. Probably a lot of balls up their as anyone knows they are atracted to light. I doubt they make it to the sun before they fizzle out.
here is a link to this amazing find:
Moth balls in space! They couldn't find any evidence of the rest of the moth's but they found the balls.....
http://esciencenews.com/articles/2009/09/02/university.georgia.researchers.show.component.mothballs.present.deep.space.clouds
03 Sep 09
Originally posted by joe beyserWell obviously you have no knowledge of the molecular cloud theory of the origin of life, they could have evolved right there in the cloud, lots of nutrients and such, amino acids, they love that stuff! You can just picture clouds of moths and their balls floating around in a dense molecular cloud, yeah, that's the ticket......
Yeah not to hard to understand here. Moths have balls that resist the penetration of radiation. The rest of the body has been turned to space dust by the molecular degeneration of space radiation. Moths are such a good biological design that the nuts have shielded themselves for no further mutation. Probably a lot of balls up their as anyone knows they are atracted to light. I doubt they make it to the sun before they fizzle out.