Quote Originally Posted by WeBB15
The most acceptable sceince theory is that the world was created by two free roaming huge asteroids or something of that idea, collided.... formed a huge planet, after trillions of years of orbiting the sun, earth got its sphere shape.... then there were was a tiny life atom, or molecule floating in space, then one just happend to land on earth and slowly began marine life, then evolution took part and now were here.

Thats why people say there could be life on other universes, but the chance of one of those life/genetic molecules landing on 1 single planet is 1:4500000000x3000.... shows how lucky we are to exist at all.
You should spend a bit more time watching the Discovery channel. The sun is "only" a few billion years old. The most commonly held theory is that the planets were formed from the debris and gasses left over from the formation of the sun. over time the gas and debris, trapped by the suns gravitational pull, cooled and coalesced in to the planets we see today. (which in turn developed their own gravitational pull because of their mass) It is entirely possible (and very probable in cosmic terms) that the seeds for life very likely fell to earth (I want to say about 2 or 3 billion years ago) from some comet or asteroid which are the leftovers of the death of stars and planets and solar systems. It is also very unlikely that this is the only planet in the galaxy where that has happened. Try and keep in mind also the vastness of it all. The galaxy itself, with it's trillion or so stars, is so massive that we will never be able to map the damned thing. Much less the other nearby galaxies. The sun is "only" 93 million miles or so from earth and it takes the light, moving at 300,000 kps, about 8 minutes to get here. By comparison, the moon is a paltry 250,000 miles from the earth and I believe it took the apollo teams about 6 or 8 days to make that trip to the moon.
It's really really incredibly remarkably stunning stupefyingly big out there.
But you're on the right track, sort of.