And God said "Let there be light"

Just found this today. There is a bright flash of light at the moment of conception. The moment the sperm fertilizes the egg. Fascinating....
www.telegraph.co.uk...

a reply to: norhoc

Currently around 50 per cent of fertilised eggs do not develop properly and experts believe that faulty genetic code could be responsible.

And then said hope it works!

a reply to: norhoc
Three pages on this topic HERE

a reply to: norhoc

Really fascinating.

It seems like we have found another indicator of biological viability (from the brightness of the reaction), to boot.

originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: norhoc

Currently around 50 per cent of fertilised eggs do not develop properly and experts believe that faulty genetic code could be responsible.

And then said hope it works!

He's only assuring that the strongest survive (in line with the way He organizes all the rest of biology).

Interesting article, and a breakthrough that will definitely change the way fertility clinics choose eggs to transfer. This could lead to other discoveries in fairly short order. Proof of "god"? No.

BTW...Already posted. www.abovetopsecret.com...

a reply to: chr0naut

That's why so many are born with autism and other disabilities.

originally posted by: Joecanada11
a reply to: chr0naut

That's why so many are born with autism and other disabilities.

The occasional 'bad' mutation is the price of allowing genetic change.

There is no possibility of evolution without the processes of mutation and natural selection.

Good link OP.

It's true evolution allows for mutation wether bad or good, mainly as the strong survive or bad family genes both accounts work as it's inevitable that mutation(s) happen, thus help us understand other factors of our DNA/family tree's.

Hope i wasn't off topic.