Evolution? and DNA

[Menna]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=im0-LTqOHxs

Also there are studies at Cambridge that say only 5% of our DNA is necessary and the rest isn’t (Why is it there) also that our DNA is a code and can be a message to another species if they have the intelligents to read the DNA. Which made me think - are there hidden messages in our DNA for other species out there. Is that part of the reasons why there are abductions and sperm extracting procedures done by Aliens

 

[shijing]

Hi Menna --

Can you give us a bit of information about the video itself that you just linked to, so that we can understand why you are recommending it?

 

[Menna]

"In chimps and chicks, which are seperated by more than 300 million years of evolution, HAR1 is almost identical, with only two nucleotides differing.

A comparison of the sequences in chimps and humans showed that 18 of the 118 nucleotides differ (left, top and bottom, respectively). This, says Pollard, is “an incredible amount of change,” because chimps and humans diverged from a common ancestor about 6 million years ago."

I just thought it was interesting that it took 300 million years for two nucleotides to match up in chickens and chimps and in only 6 million years all 18 nucleotides matched from chimps to humans. I am not a scientist I am not saying that it didn't happen just wanted to present some facts as I found this interesting and I remember reading in the wave that the Lizzy's melted or burnt off a part of our spinal cord at the top and this altered our DNA and that there have been outside influences in our lives. So I thought this was interesting.

http://neurophilosophy.wordpress.com/2006/08/18/rapidly-evolving-rna-genes-in-human-evolution/