"We can't observe the position of Pluto in the sky? This is news to me.
We can also observe the action of atoms in the large hadron collider. This is also repeatable and testable to help build better models.
There is no consensus in science when it comes to the origin of life or of the universe."
Andrew Amundrud
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Pluto was discovered 80 years ago and its orbit is 100 plus years - No one has observed an entire orbit - it does however conform to models of gravity.
No one at the large hadron collider has ever seen a particle - only reactions that conform to models of particles.
This is how science ACTUALLY works.
Every living thing conforms to the evolutionary model in millions of different ways. There is no more successful model than evolution.
Also, it has nothing to do with the origin of life.
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Pluto was discovered 80 years ago and its orbit is 100 plus years - No one has observed an entire orbit - it does however conform to models of gravity.
No one at the large hadron collider has ever seen a particle - only reactions that conform to models of particles.
This is how science ACTUALLY works.
Every living thing conforms to the evolutionary model in millions of different ways. There is no more successful model than evolution.
Also, it has nothing to do with the origin of life.
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