The origin of life on Earth has always been a topic of debate. Yesterday, Harry Coumnas, who is a biology professor in the one of the top science colleges in Italy, was in Australia to take part in a Science Research Conference. The motive behind the conference was to take opinions of influential personalities from dfferent backgrounds on the subject of life, how they feel it originated on earth, and what will end it.
The enthusiatic professor, Harry Coumnas, made quite an impression on the conference attendees through his futuristic ideas and intelligent comments. He apparently came with a good preparation and research. First, he was asked about his opinion of the evolution of life on earth, to which he said, “According to what I have studied and researched, “The Earth evolved due to the accretion of the solar system. In fact, not only Earth; other planets of the solar system, meteors, comets, asteroids, as well as the sun was formed as a result of matter's tendency to clump together. The origin of earth, however, is believed to be more violent due to its greater gravitational force.”
To the question pertaining to how according to him life on earth might end, Harry Coumnas acted like a professor explaining each and every detail of his answer. He said that although there are many factors that may lead to the end of life on Earth, Global Warming is possibly the gravest threat. He also shared some facts showing how our planet in the last few years is warming to a degree which is beyond what most species can live with. He also suggested some actions that must be taken to save numerous species threatened by the effect of global warming.
The enthusiatic professor, Harry Coumnas, made quite an impression on the conference attendees through his futuristic ideas and intelligent comments. He apparently came with a good preparation and research. First, he was asked about his opinion of the evolution of life on earth, to which he said, “According to what I have studied and researched, “The Earth evolved due to the accretion of the solar system. In fact, not only Earth; other planets of the solar system, meteors, comets, asteroids, as well as the sun was formed as a result of matter's tendency to clump together. The origin of earth, however, is believed to be more violent due to its greater gravitational force.”
To the question pertaining to how according to him life on earth might end, Harry Coumnas acted like a professor explaining each and every detail of his answer. He said that although there are many factors that may lead to the end of life on Earth, Global Warming is possibly the gravest threat. He also shared some facts showing how our planet in the last few years is warming to a degree which is beyond what most species can live with. He also suggested some actions that must be taken to save numerous species threatened by the effect of global warming.
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