Earth Has Life, We the Humans Are Parasites on Earth

5/18/2018 Earth Has Life, We the Humans Are Parasites on Earth

Title of the Study:

The Earth has LifeWe, the Humans, are Parasites on Earth

Researched by

Dr. Uttam Kumar Datta

Senior Management Counselor

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-by Dr. Uttam Kumar Datta

Abstract

The attempt of this article is to prove that the Earth has Life and we the humans are parasites on Earth. It is

generalized scientific truth that all living matter has six common characteristics that a living matter takes food

and attains nutrition as well as growth thereby. It can move. Through the reproductive system, it attains hereditary

propagation. It performs the respiratory functions. It has irritability and it has death.This research has identified

and proved through collecting primary data by conducting six experiments that the abovementioned

characteristics of living matter are available in the Earth. !o, the Earth has life like other living matter. "ut the

reproductive system is different. The Earth is moving round the !un to receive heat and light as semen to continue

her reproductive system in support of super natural power, we called #od. In fact, the earth is directly created us

and supplying foods as mother by the almighty. In this connection, we are $uietly depended on good health of the

Earth.

Key words: Earth, Life, Respiratory, Nutrition, rritabi!ity, "un!i#ht, Reprodu$tion, Death, %o&ement, Parasites.

4ntroduction

'he earth(s responses a#ainst harmfu! indis$riminant natura! resour$es $o!!e$tion $a!! for

a new $on$ept: The Earth has Life.)ut the humans sti!! now be!ie&e that the earth is a

!ife!ess materia!. t is a $ru$ia! time to rethin* about what is earth and how to *eep the

earth hea!thy for our e+isten$e. f it is pro&ed that the earth has a !ife, the humans then

wou!d hesitate to o$$ur any harmfu! a$ti&ity and they wi!! be more dutifu! to ensure the

sound hea!th of the earth. Now the humans are &ery $autious to prote$t the p!ants

*in#dom be$ause they ha&e in&ented the !ife of p!ants. "imi!ar!y, if it is in&ented that the

earth has a !ife, the humans wi!! be more $autious a#ainst the earth to ensure the

fa&orab!e en&ironment for a!! !i&in# matters of the wor!d. 'he earth is !i&in# and we the

humans are the parasites of the #!obe. n #enera! s$ien$e any substan$e $ontainin# some


$ommon $hara$teristi$s is a !i&in# matter. t is assumed that a!! the $hara$teristi$s of a

!i&in# matter are $ontained in the earth, the earth has !ife, and we, !i*e the $reepers, are

the parasites of the earth be$ause we ta*e food from the earth and !i&e thereby. "o, #ood

human hea!th depends on #ood #!oba! hea!th. -n$e upon a time, the mystery of the

e+isten$e of !i&es p!ants was un*nown to humans. )ut in $ourse of time, this idea is now

a #!oba!!y estab!ished truth. "imi!ar!y, the earth too has !ife. s$ientifi$ truth ori#inates

from an assumption in deed. t seems that the earth $ontains !ife. n the !iterature re&iew,

/Life is the e+isten$e forms of prote$t stru$tures, and this e+isten$e form $onsists

essentia!!y in the $onstant se!f0renewa! of the $hemi$a! $omponents of these stru$tures.1

00 E,0EL2S !$(&;. nother des$ription of !ife based on si+ properties.1 'hey are:

2apabi!ity of #rowth 2apabi!ity of mo&ement 2apabi!ity of se!f0reprodu$tion of bein#

e+$ited 2apabi!ity of materia!s with the surroundin# medium 2apabi!ity of popu!ation

#rowth. 0 36.4 /6R4,5 !(

%o&ement0nima!s and sin#!e $e!! E+$retion Reprodu$tion, Respiration rritabi!ity

Nutrition03in$!udin# photosynthesis4 #rowth.*M6=R !(("; )y the ana!y5in# of

different definitions, !et the main $hara$teristi$s that ha&e been #enera!i5ed in #enera!

s$ien$e of a !i&in# matter e+amined by $ondu$tin# si+ separate e+periments in

$hrono!o#i$a! order to pro&e how mu$h these $hara$teristi$s are $ontained in the Earth.

b>ecti1e of the Study

'he main ob6e$ti&e of this resear$h is to pro&e that the /Earth has Life.? 9e the

7umans are /arasites on Earth by conducting si@ e@+eriments. 'here are si+ spe$ifi$

ob6e$ti&es of this resear$h to pro&e the earth is a !i&in# matter by $ondu$tin# si+ separate

e+periments. 'hey are E@+eriment !. !i&in# matter ta*es food and attains nutrition.

E@+eriment %. 'he !i&in# matter $an mo&e. E@+eriment.-: 'hrou#h reprodu$ti&e


system, the earth attains heredity propa#ation. E@+eriment &:'he earth has respiratory

fun$tion. E@+eriment #: the Earth has rritabi!ities. E@+eriment


Fig 1: Earth is taking Food and Attaining Nutrition by using her

Geo-surface.

Results

$$ordin# to the !aboratory test from )an#!adesh "oi! Resour$e De&e!opment nstitute,

>arm ?ate, Dha*a, it has been found that the nutrients of the p!ot no.7 had been in$reased

than the nutrients of the p!ot no.;. 'he resu!ts of the !aboratory test of the two samp!es

are #i&en in the fo!!owin# tab!e.

'ab!e 7. Resu!t of the Earth(s Nutrition after ha&in# >oods on the P!ot07

Resu!ts of two "amp!es from the two "e!e$ted P!ots of the E+periment

Lab

No.

No. of

"amp!e

Rea$ti

on

PH

-r#ani$

%atter

'ota!

Nitro#en

Potassium Phosphoru

s

"u!phur )orne @in$

A %i!eBsoi!

7 ?ram

%i$ro#ramB ?ram "oi!

9C 7 . ;.8 .7=F .F= =;.97 9;.F .C ;;.=

Neutra

!

%id Low Gery hi#h Gery hi#h Hi#h G. hi G. hi.

98 ; .= ;.= .7;F .;8 8.78 77.9 .F 7.F=

Low

a$id

%id Low -ptimum Low Low -ptimu

m

Gery

hi#h

Discussion. 'he tab!e no.07 shown that the ma6or nutrients per$enta#es !i*e or#ani$

matter, nitro#en, potassium, phosphorus, "u!fur, borne and @in$ ha&e in$reased than the

$ontro!!ed p!ot no.;. 'his e+periment has $on$!uded that the p!ot no.7 as the #eo0surfa$e

of the earth has ta*en food and attained nutrients. t is a!so found that #rowth rate of the

P!ot07

P!ot0;

P!ot07

P!ot07

P!ot0;


p!ants ha&e been hi#her than the #rowth rate of the p!ot no.; be$ause of attainin#

nutrition as !i&in# matter. n this $onte+t, many e+periments ha&e been $ondu$ted by

distin#uished s$ientists of the wor!d. 'he findin#s of one e+periment $on$!uded that

$ompostin# $on&erts waste, !ea&es, *it$hen s$raps and #arden wastes, into a &a!uab!e

produ$t whi$h, when used in the #arden, resu!ts in hea!thier p!ant #rowth when added to

#arden or a#ri$u!tures on the Earth. 0 Richard5 LoAs'i5 and Kline. !($(;

Materials and Methods of the Study

E@+eriment %. The li1ing matter can mo1e

'here is a 7; in$hes diametri$ te!es$ope at Nationa! "$ientifi$ %useum of )an#!adesh at

#ar#oan, "hereban#!a Na#ar, Dha*a. 'o $ondu$t this e+periment too* the te!es$ope

and p!a$ed it on the roof of the Nationa! "$ientifi$ %useum at F.9 P% on 0770;79

with the he!p of the assi#ned #uide of the %useum. 8ig*%;'he s*y was $!oud free to

!o$ate the Ge#a( to $ompare the Earth(s mo&ement with her. >irst of a!! it was se!e$ted

the star /Ge#a( in the s*y be$ause she is fi+ed in the s*y. 'hen the 7; in$hes te!es$ope re0

set to tar#et the star Ge#a( as it ref!e$ts in the

>i# ;. 'he fi+ed star Ge#a( in the s*y for e+aminin# the mo&ement of the Earth

te!es$ope. a!so too* a noteboo* to *eep the resu!t of the e+periment. 'he te!es$ope was

set in su$h a way so that the Ge#a( ref!e$ts on the s!ide at the ri#ht side of the diameter.

obser&ed the Ge#a( throu#h the te!es$ope. %y hypothesis was if the fi+ed star Ge#a(


mo&es from the ref!e$ted point on the s!ide in the te!es$ope, it is pro&ed that the earth is

mo&in#. )e$ause Ge#a( is fi+ed in the s*y and the earth is mo&in# around the "un.

Result of the Study:

)y usin# the te!es$ope, it was found that the ref!e$ted Ge#a( was #radua!!y mo&in# on

the s!ide of the te!es$ope from the ri#ht side to !eft side. When the starBegawas on the

s!ide at the ri#ht side at F.F P%, then the first shot of the star was re$orded at FC de#ree

an#!e from the hori5onta! a+is of the earth. 'hen was obser&in# the Begawas #radua!!y

mo&in# on the s!ide in the te!es$ope. "e$ond shot was re$orded at .7= P% it was

obser&ed that the Begahas mo&ed at F7 de#ree an#!e. t was found that the Ge#a had

mo&ed on the s!ide of the te!es$ope in 3FC0F74 I de#ree an#!e within ;= minutes. 'he

ref!e$ted Begahad mo&ed 7 de#ree by = minutes.

%o&in# Earth with the motion of the "ate!!ite

8ig -. Mo1ing Earth Aith the mo1ing satellite

Discussion.

We *now the earth is mo&in# round the "un in ;= hours and her orbit is 9 de#ree. "o,

the earth is mo&in# 9 de#ree in ;= hours and she mo&es 7F de#ree in 7 hours 39B;= I

7F minutes4. $$ordin# to this $a!$u!ation, she is mo&in# 7 de#ree in e&ery = minutes 3

minutesB7F I = minutes4. 'he e+perimenta! resu!t show that the Ge#a has shifted on the

s!ide in the te!es$ope by7 de#ree in = minutes. -ri#ina!!y, the star Ge#a( is fi+ed in the

%o&in# "ate!!ite is mat$hin#

a!ways with the motion of the

Earth.


s*y, but the earth is mo&in#. "o it is pro&ed that the earth is mo&in# round the "un and

she has mo&ement as any !i&in# matter.

t another e+treme, a!! the sate!!ites in the s*y of the wor!d are mo&in# round at a para!!e!

distan$e mat$hin# with the mo&in# earth. s a resu!t we are bein# ab!e to $ommuni$ate

throu#h nternet. 'he abo&e pi$ture shows the ndian sate!!ite is mo&in# round remainin#

at the same position and at a para!!e! distan$e. We are $ommuni$atin# with the rest of the

wor!d by usin# this sate!!ite. 8ig*-;"o, the earth is mo&in# as any !i&in# matter. !ar#e

number of studies ha&e been $ondu$ted in the wor!d on the mo&ement of the earth. 'he

pioneer resear$her in this $onte+t, Stanford. edu0alileo.!


ferti!i5e the seeds under e+periment a!! the e!ements of the air and ne$essary in#redients

of the soi! were a&ai!ab!e inside of the tub e+$ept sun!i#ht. 8ig*&;

8ig* &: Unfertile Cosmos Seeds Aithout Sunlight.

Results of the E@+eriment: fter fifteen days, the tub $o&erin# the sowed seeds

was remo&ed but it was found that no seeds under the sun!i#ht prote$tin# tub were

ferti!i5ed. -n the other hand, the seeds whi$h are sown around the tub ha&e been

ferti!i5ed as the abo&e mentioned pi$ture of the e+periment. 8ig*&;fter two months, the

#rown up $osmos p!ants b!oomed f!owers to $ontinue its reprodu$ti&e system. nother


e+periment was $ondu$ted on the same bed instead of $osmos seeds by usin# 6a$*fruits.

n this e+periment, it was found that under the sun!i#ht prote$ted tub, the seeds were

ferti!i5ed but a!! the p!ants were white after fifteen days. !! these trees were died after

three months without sun!i#ht. -n the other hand, a!! p!ants outside the tub were a!i&e for

sun!i#ht and they were #rowin# up for reprodu$tion.

Discussion.

'he two e+periments had e+amined that no p!ant $ontinue their reprodu$ti&e and !i&in#

system without sun!i#ht and heat. !! *ind of trees ha&e !i&es and their own reprodu$ti&e

system. "imi!ar!y, a!! !i&in# matter in$!udin# humans, inse$ts, beasts, and worms $annot

!i&e without sun0!i#ht and heat and dead !i&in# matters $an(t $ontinue their re0produ$tion

system. n this $onne$tion, the earth is fema!e in se+ and the "un is ma!e in se+. 'he

reprodu$ti&e systems of a!! !i&in# matter of the wor!d are depended on the affinity

re!ationship between the Earth and the "un. 'he earth is mo&in# round the "un to absorb

heat and !i#ht as semen to $ontinue her reprodu$ti&e system. "o, the earth has a different

nature of reprodu$ti&e system. 7odgesa#reed with this e+periment he said, Without the

"un, !ife wou!d not ha&e e&o!&ed. t #i&es us ener#y and heats our wor!d by usin# the

effe$ts of therma! ener#y. 'he sun #i&es us !i#ht and thus in turn we are ab!e to see the

beautifu! $o!ors in our wor!d.( 0 STEBE,.C 7D0ES. %$;

Materials and Methods of the E@+eriment

E@+eriment &: The earth has res+iratory function

'o $ondu$t this e+periment, made a water $o!or p!asti$ fiber0made bo+. 'his bo+ was

three feet !on# and one and a ha!f feet wide and one and ha!f feet hi#h. 'he !ower side of

the bo+ was open to $ontent water &apor from the earth. t one e+treme of this bo+, there

was a one in$h diametri$ and four feet hi#h pipe with a funne! at the top of the pipe to


re$ei&e water for the earth and at another e+treme, there was a ha!f in$h diametri$ and

four feet hi#h pipe to !ea&e away the water &apor or other #ases . 8ig*#; too* a ba!!oon

to $o!!e$t the #eo0surfa$e #enerated water &apor. 'he ba!!oon was p!a$ed at the top of the

ha!f in$h pipe and tied to it with a pie$e of thread so that no water &apor $ou!d f!y away

from the top of the pipe. 'his bo+ had been set on the #eo0surfa$e in the f!ower #arden in

front of )an#!adesh nstitute of %ana#ement in su$h a way that the water &apor wou!d

not $ome out from the bottom ed#e of the bo+. 'he bo+ was set three in$hes deep into

the soi! as the #i&en pi$ture shown to $ontro! the outside air. 8ig*#; supp!ied water

throu#h the funne! to $on&ert this water into water &apor to pro&e the respiratory fun$tion

of the earth.

Results of the E@+eriments it is shown in the #i&en pi$tures of the e+periment 5

8ig*#;the supp!ied water in the funne! #radua!!y entered into the earth throu#h the one

in$h pipe. fter sometimes the #i&en water was absorbed by the earth.

/icture ,o. #: Res+iratory 8unction of the Earth

t was found that the earth was re$ei&in# water and rea$hed by e&ery $e!! of the earth to

be a!i&e. -n the other hand, it was found that in the e+perimenta! bo+, the Earth was

!ea&in# water &apor whi$h was $on$entrated as drops of water under the upper side of the

bo+, but no #ases were $omin# out throu#h the ha!f in$h pipe to en!ar#e the ba!!oon as the

resu!t is shown in the #i&en pi$ture. 8ig*#;'hese drops of water were a#ain droppin#

WaterVaporisgoing

Water is

#oin# in

the earth

2on&erted Water

Gapor into

dropped waters

Respiratory fun$tion of the

earth 3upstream and down

stream of water $y$!e4


down and were absorbed by the #eo0surfa$e of the earth whi$h was $aptured by the

e+perimenta! bo+.

Discussion

'his e+periment pro&ed that the earth is re$ei&in# water and !ea&in# water &apor as the

respiratory fun$tion of a !i&in# matter. "o, the earth has respiratory fun$tion. Without this

respiratory pro$ess the earth wou!d be dead p!anet !i*e other dead p!anets in the s*y. n

!iterature &iew, it is found that 'he water $y$!e refers to the $ontinuous e+$han#e of

water within the hydrosphere between the atmosphere, soi! water surfa$e water, #round

water and p!ants. 0 0R6LD /6LL6CK5 %!!;

Materials and Methods of the E@+eriment

E@+eriment #: the Earth has 4rritabilities

'o pro&e the irritab!e attitude of the earth, se!e$ted four s


8ig*


'he hypothesis of this e+periment is that the water!ess earth is a death earth. 'o $ondu$t

this e+periment, too* two simi!ar mud0made tubs with fu!! of same soi! in a same

wei#ht at the north fa$ed ba!$ony of my residen$e at )an#!adesh nstitute of

%ana#ement, Dha*a. 'wo hea!thy 6a$*fruit seeds were ta*en to pro&e the ferti!ity of the

soi! without water and water!ess earth is a dead earth. 'he sun!i#ht was a&ai!ab!e in the

ba!$ony for the norma! #rowth of the unferti!i5ed 6a$*fruit seeds. -n ;thJu!y;7;, the

mentioned 6a$*fruit seeds were sown in the #i&en tub. 8ig*";)oth tubs were under same

treatment and waterin#. supp!ied water in the two tubs at the same time and at same


8ig ". 9aterless Earth is a Dead Earth

Results of the E@+eriment:

fter one wee*, the #i&en two 6a$*fruit seeds were ferti!i5ed. 'he p!ants had #rown up to

one and a ha!f month and the routine waterin# was stopped for tub no. ;. )ut waterin# in

the tub no.7 was $ontinued as ear!ier. 'his treatment was started on 700;7; and at

that point ima#es had been ta*en of both p!ants. -n 7900;7;, it was found that the

p!ant of the tub no.7 was #rowin# with $ontinuous waterin#. )ut the p!ant #rowth of the

tub no.; had stopped. -n 9070;79, another ima#e has been ta*en and it was found that

the p!ant of the tub no. ; was #oin# to die. -n 79070;79 the !ast ima#e had been ta*en

as the fina! resu!t, it was found that the p!ant of the tub no. ; had died.

Discussion

'his study pro&ed that the earth $annot produ$e any p!ant or tree without water. !! p!ants

ha&e !i&es. "o, the earth $annot produ$e any !ife without water. 'hus, the water!ess earth

is a dead earth !i*e other p!anets in the s*y. 8ig*"; 'he N" has been in&ented that the

P!anet %ars is water!ess but on$e upon a time, there was water. 'his water!ess p!anet has

no !ife. $$ordin# to the #i&en referen$es be!ow in the !iterature re&iew, it is predi$ted

that earth may be$ome water!ess and dead p!anet !i*e the other died p!anet in the s*y as a

resu!t of e$o!o#i$a! imba!an$ed situation for !on#0run in future. "o the earth has death in

the !on#0run. 'he wor!d *nows it we!! that the other meanin# of !ife is water. 'he earth

has water, so that the /Earth has Life?

'he earth is destined to #et demo!ished a$$ordin# to a!! re!i#ions. n addition, it $an be

$on6e$tured from earth that it has different &u!nerab!e tenden$ies whi$h de$!are that the

earth is sure to #et destroyed. 'he s$ientists assume that the earth must meet with death as

a resu!t of any #reat e$o!o#i$a! imba!an$e.


report by a team of !eadin# astronomers in %ay ;8 seems to ha&e fina!!y put to rest

an a#e o!d


7utton. 4n !"$#5he stated that the earth was a superori#anism and that its proper study

shou!d be physio!o#y.1 Hutton is $onsidered the father of #eo!o#y, but his idea of !i&in#

Earth was for#otten in intense redu$tion of 7the $entury. GLo1eloc'5 Fames !("(; 'he

?aia hypothesis, proposed in the 7 by s$ientist Fames Lo1eloc'su##ested that !ife on

Earth fun$tions as a sin#!e or#anism that defines and maintains en&ironmenta! $onditions

ne$essary for its sur&i&a!0 0646 new Loo* at Life on Earth. -+ford Uni&ersity

Press. P.7. ")N 070;890F. 'his resear$h is a#reed with the s$ientist 7arold F.

MoroAitH !((%5 he e+p!ains, !ife is a property of an e$o!o#i$a! system rather than a

sin#!e or#anism or spe$ies.

t another e+treme, our !i&es or !i&es of a!! !i&in# matter are fu!!y dependab!e on !i&in#

earth. Dead earth wou!d not be ab!e to supp!y food for !i&in# matters. Without foods and

nutrition a!! we must die. n this $onne$tion, we are the parasites on earth. "o, it is pro&ed

that the earth has !ife throu#h $ondu$tin# e+periments, obser&ations, in&esti#ations and

$omparati&e dis$ussions with the $hara$teristi$s of the earth and those of other !i&in#

matters. -n the other hand, a!! !i&in# matters are not simi!ar. E&ery $e!!, inse$t and trees

ha&e a!so !i&es. )ut they are different in nature. "imi!ar!y, the earth has a !ife in different

nature.

"o it $an be $on$eptua!i5ed on the basis of the afore0said e+perimenta! information that

the earth is !i&in# and we the humans are her parasites. We ha&e not fa!!en on this earth

from firmament or other p!anets. t is $!ear to mention that our parents are our $reators

simi!ar!y the earth herse!f is our $reator in support of super natura! power whi$h is our

immorta! ?od. %oreo&er, so it $an !o#i$a!!y be $on$!uded that the Earth has Life? 9e

the 7umans are /arasites on Earth.?

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