jr_sanford said:
How about some billions of years ago, a huge ice ball crashed into Earth, splitting the land, lopping off a chunk making our moon, changing our orbital orientation / spin, getting us closer to our sun, melting the ice, making the oceans / weather. The water has germs in it creating life as we know it now.
The problem with science is that, unfortunately, we can't just make stuff up. We need actual
evidence for theories.
jr_sanford said: What does it matter how we got here? Isn't it more important to focus on where we are headed?

Learning how we got here is essential to understanding how the planet works. We can't have any idea where we're going if we don't understand how we got to where we are.