DNA!!!
"When it comes to storing massive amounts of information, nothing comes close to the efficiency of DNA. A single strand of DNA is thousands of times thinner than a strand of human hair.
One pinhead of DNA could hold enough information to fill a stack of books stretching from the earth to the moon 500 times!
Although DNA is wound into tight coils, your cells can quickly access, rearrange, copy, and translate the information stored in DNA. DNA even has a built-in proofreader and spell-checker that ensure precise copying. Only about one mistake slips through for ever 10 billion nucleotides that are copied. If only our word processors were that good!" Answers in Genesis article.
Here our wonderful Creator made something that we can hardly compete with. We can't even make a computer that small- let alone complex! I stand in awe every time I read how amazing our bodies are- and we didn't even think it up!
We get the Answers in Genesis magazine which is just amazing. If you don't get it, you should check it out. The earth is an amazing thing which is fun to learn about. AIG gives you that from a Biblical, literal 6-day creation standpoint. Wonderful, wonderful.
My brother, Caleb, came running in telling us about the thousands of sizes thinner than human hair, and that you can put a pin-pricks knowledge in books from the moon and back 500 times.
Needless to say, we didn't believe him.
So he promptly ran and grabbed the magazine and read us the artivle. His exuberance reading the article was wonderful. I wish you could have seen him. It was priceless.
Filled with Awe in our beyond-comprehension Creator,
Rebecca
3 comments:
WOW!! That is just AMAZING! MIND BLOWING! AWESOME!!
Thanks for sharing that, Caleb, and thanks for posting is, Sis!! :)
The more I learn about how we work, and how incredibly detailed the design is, the more I am amazed. Amazed at the God who did all this, and amazed that anybody could believe it all came about by chance!
Did you know that there is a traffic jam in your heart? The electrical signals that trigger your heartbeat go through a traffic jam that delays them for a split second. This means that the atria (where the blood comes into your heart) pump slightly before the ventricles (which do the hard work of pumping the blood through your body). This makes each heartbeat slightly more efficient. You're trying to tell me that this was just a coincidence???
That's just one of many many many incredible designs in us. Truly, we are fearfully and wonderfully made!
That is SO amazing!!
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