DaGaffer
Down With That Sorta Thing
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Well, we know how they form based on a theory then, that's not really knowing for sure though. I mean it's easy for Scientists to look at various things and piece XYZ together but for all we/they know it could be completely different/not formed like that. Space is still fairly unknown to science despite how much they've been looking into it (no pun intended), space is something they will never work out fully simply because of how vast it is and because of technology limitations.
@Raven Religion does indeed work like that, watched that Ken Ham / Bill Nye debate awhile back, and one of the quotes that really stuck with me from Bill Nye was something along the lines of "Science is basically accurate guessing/theories, if you can prove something that is different than what we found and have concrete evidence to support it, we'd believe it in a heart beat" where as Ken Ham basically went "Doesn't matter if you can prove everything about evolution, my bible says it happened like this and that's what i'm sticking to regardless of your proof"
Its strange regardless, I don't think anyone will ever unravel the mystery of us and where we actually came from, not with a 100% certainty anyway... for all we know we came from outside of this galaxy entirely and were carried here by an asteroid or something as a dormant fungus and evolved from there or some shit, highly unlikely but it could have happened.
No, we know a lot more than that. Geology has long since passed from theory to fact; we can make all kinds of rocks because at this point its just applied chemistry. Its become an engineering problem, not a scientific one. And gradually, providing we don't kill ourselves in the process, we'll turn other scientific theories into facts as well, including cosmological ones.