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Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)




               fruit. If we think of gravity, this water should collect at the
               bottom and the upper area should be dry. But due to this
               even distribution, a melon’s sugar, taste, and aroma are also
               spread evenly. All of this is due to the information encoded
               within every seed, which is covered with a special, protec-
               tive case that has just the right amount of flexibility to pre-
               vent any damage to the seed. Under the case is another lay-

               er that connects the upper and lower parts that hold the seed
               together. As a result, a seed opens as soon as the appropriate
               level of heat and moisture is reached. Within a short time,
               the smooth white section within the seed produces green
               sprouts.
                   Consider the structure of a melon’s shell. Its cells pro-
               duce the melon’s smooth waxy appearance by secreting the

               same amount of a waxy material. And what makes the mel-
               on smooth and round is its cells’ perfect arrange-
               ment, all of which must know where they have
               to go to make the melon smooth and per-
               fectly round. Clearly, a melon’s cells work
               in flawless harmony with each other,






















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