It is invisible to the naked eye from Earth and outshone by the bright glow of Alpha Centauri, but our closest star is holding an intriguing secret, scientists have discovered.
Proxima Centauri, which lies in our nearest star system, is orbited by a rocky planet that is so similar to Earth that it could harbour life. The planet, dubbed ‘Proxima b’ is only four light years away, just next door in astronomical terms, and sits in a position known as the Goldilocks Zone, where the temperature is mild enough for water to remain liquid. The planet is more than 25 trillion miles away, a distance that would take around 30,000 years to reach with current technology.
Evolutionists are obsessed with finding life on another planet. If they can find life elsewhere it would prove their theory (they believe) that life did evolve on earth.
God is clear in Genesis that he made the earth FIRST and the stars LATER. He made the earth on day 1. He made the stars on day 4. In other words it all began with planet earth and all the stars were arrayed around it. By the way of course light didn’t take trillions of light years to reach earth. The light from the stars shone instantly. Just as the trees had fruit and man was fully grown. Everything was created and assembled in working order. Like a machine that needs ALL the parts present to work so God put everything together quickly for it all to work. There is a wonderful YouTube video that proves that universe and solar system is young. It proves it cannot be billions of years old. It has to be thousands of years old. I thoroughly recommend this video. We watched it at Bible class this week. It is long – but it is worth it. CLICK HERE to watch.
The kings of the earth rise up and the rulers band together against the Lord and against his anointed, saying, “Let us break their chains and throw off their shackles.” The One enthroned in heaven laughs; the Lord scoffs at them.
God laughs with scorn at worldly rulers who think they can prove God and His Son don’t exist.
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