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Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)


             was promoted as an outstanding success. Moreover, in a state of
             intoxicated euphoria, various publications carried headlines such as
             "Miller creates life." However, what Miller had managed to synthesize was
             only a few inanimate molecules.
                 Encouraged by this experiment, evolutionists immediately produced
             new scenarios. Stages following the development of amino acids were
             hurriedly hypothesized. Supposedly, amino acids had later united in the
             correct sequences by accident to form proteins. Some of these proteins
             which emerged by chance formed themselves into cell membrane–like
             structures which "somehow" came into existence and formed a primitive
             cell. These cells then supposedly came together over time to form
             multicellular living organisms.
                 However, Miller's experiment has since proven to be false in many
             respects.


                 Four Facts That Invalidate Miller's Experiment

                 Miller's experiment sought to prove that amino acids could form on
             their own in primordial earth-like conditions, but it contains
             inconsistencies in a number of areas:
                 1- By using a mechanism called a "cold trap," Miller isolated the
             amino acids from the environment as soon as they were formed. Had he
             not done so, the conditions in the environment in which the amino acids
             were formed would immediately have destroyed these molecules.
                 Doubtless, this kind of conscious isolation mechanism did not exist
             on the primordial earth. Without such a mechanism, even if one amino
             acid were obtained, it would immediately have been destroyed. The
             chemist Richard Bliss expresses this contradiction by observing that
             "Actually, without this trap, the chemical products, would have been
             destroyed by the energy source." 248  And, sure enough, in his previous
             experiments, Miller had been unable to make even one single amino acid
             using the same materials without the cold trap mechanism.
                 2- The primordial atmosphere that Miller attempted to simulate in his
             experiment was not realistic. In the 1980s, scientists agreed that nitrogen
             and carbon dioxide should have been used in this artificial environment
             instead of methane and ammonia.


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