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Joel Kontinen
Could life appear in the icy moons of Saturn and Jupiter,
for instance. This is what some evolutionists are claiming.
But life does not appear by accident. It has to be made by a person who knows how to start
it, as evolutionary processes cannot do it.
“Microbes
living beneath Antarctica´s ice sheet may survive on methane generated by
geothermal heat rising from deep below Earth’s surface. The discovery could
have implications for assessing the potential for life to survive on icy worlds
beyond Earth.
“These could be
hotspots for microbes that are adapted to live in these areas,” says Gavin
Piccione at Brown University in Rhode Island.”
Source:
James Dinneen 2025 Hot methane seeps could support life beneath Antarctica’s ice sheet | New Scientist 18 April
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