1. Over 21 billions of years of black dark matter, black dark energy and antimatter flowing down a majestic cosmic ladder from universes to super clusters, galaxy clusters, galaxies, star clusters, quasars, pulsars, stars, solar systems, planets, other celestial bodies; to molecular complexes, crystals, molecules, atoms, elementary nuclear particles, photons, force fields, quantum levels, to the sub-quantum with spirit equaling pure energy. Living on, moving forward, flowing, all reaching for light continually, black holes, compression of dying energy, rebirth, renewal, growth again, development, a new cycle of life and living. Nothing lost merely transformed, reconstituted, reformed, recycled, what having gone around comes back around although in a higher form, with higher purpose, and with higher impulse/energy.

2. Billions more years to form stars, the organizing bodies of any solar system, are suns with their own rings of planets revolving on their axis and turning with the entire galaxy as it turns on its own axis. There are hundreds of billions of stars, trillions of planets, moons and asteroids. Each star is a blazing fiery solar hurricane, its entire surface is in a state of bubbling, erupting, burning, hot agitation with colossal fiery heat waves passing over the turbulent stars burning hot surface, galactic fire streams shot out as gigantic streams of internal heat, pulsating, throbbing, illuminating, pouring forth into space in the form of radiation giving live to planets and their moons. Physical gravitational fields connect the particles allowing them to interact, attract, repulse, connect, and thus exist. Next, the formation of galaxies, formation of galactic clusters, and networks of galaxies, which includes the galaxy that Earth later, developed within.

3. Methodically, over 5 billion years ago, proto-star and solar system formed as nebulae, developed into solar regions, inner solar system, outer solar system, proto-planets, including Earth begin to establish consistent orbital relationships with sun, protostar contracts, intensifies in heat, transforms into mature star which develops by producing energy from the conversion of hydrogen to helium (nuclear fusion) ; star and Earth planet begin orbital stabilization for a few billion years at a mean distance of 92,955,807 miles (149,597,870km), orbit of Sun in 36.25 days, and rotation on axis every 23hr 56mins. And yet even stars, galaxies, or planets with 11 billion year life spans eventually die, are vacuumed up by Black holes, crushed, recycled, and sprayed out as Black dark matter, and Black dark energy, only to emerge again in higher forms---no white saviors to pray to, no sins, and no tears---just the sweetest flowing rivers of life with positive private cosmic wars fought, won and lost, each second ultimately toward progress for all eternity.

4. Hundreds of millions of years to produce a sun, which is at the center of the solar system that houses earth, one blazing celestial star in a teeming sea of hundreds of billions of stars forming this galaxy, and this galaxy itself being one of billions of galaxies in this meta-galaxy. The latter is the sum total of massive stellar systems, living and dying, coming into being, being and not being, moving at colossal velocities throughout space within a vast cosmic ocean called a universe, a universe so vast, so all encompassing, so mindful, such a magnificent book of life and living that no energy, no answer, nothing is ever lost---only transformed, and transferred. From elementary particles to the nucleus, from nuclei and electrons came atoms, and from atoms came molecules from molecules and their aggregates gaseous-liquid-solid bodies formed bodies that make up stars and their satellites, the planets and their satellites (moons), the stellar systems and the galaxies that embrace them to infinity.

5. All of this is in motion, throbbing, illuminating, being born, dying, constituting the boundless universal colossal cosmic ocean of rarefied substance in which the cosmic bodies float little by little based on their own internal laws of existence. Planetoids, hot, throbbing, in motion, frequently crashing into each other, breaking up, fusing, becoming larger still resulted in a nine planet solar system with moons, along with asteroids, comets, and meteoroids. Their motions are deliberate, driven and with purpose, all moving within the context of the Virgo Super cluster which houses our galaxy at 2,000,000 km/hr, rotating as the Milky Way galaxy at 900,000 km/hr, with the planet Earth moving at a rate of 66,000 miles per hour (108,000 km/hr) around the sun while simultaneously spinning on its own axis at a rate of 1000 miles per hour (1,660 km/hr) . This solar system is located in a large system of billions of stars called the Milky Way galaxy and is 28,000 light years from its center.

6. Hundreds of millions of years that forged Earth's air, water and land out of fluid hot rocks, from a period of intense heat, to solar organization of elementary particles of various chemical compounds, to the sinking inward of the densest particles to form a core, to the continued sorting of particles, which led to the primeval planet, Earth, to the formation of earth's major layers (crust, mantle, and core) there has been much growth and development. Its atmosphere is 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, 1% water, and 0.92% argon. The tenuous outer layer of Earth's atmosphere begins about 310 miles above Earth's surface. Between about 60 miles down to about 30 miles is the mesosphere; below the stratosphere down to about 9 miles, and finally there is the troposphere, and the bottom layer. solidified first in Africa---the center of the world's land mass. And yet, only faint images survive on a ragged cosmic canvas.

7. Being a terrestrial planet, Earth has developed a hard rocky surface, a comparatively high density, a concentration of metallic elements, some atmosphere and a magnetic field. Land formed. The total area of the earth is 196,940,400 square miles. The mass of the earth is 6,585,000,000,000,000,000,000 tons. Its volume is 259,875,300,000 cubic miles clasped by intense belts of trapped radiation. Its interior is hot, liquid rock, and iron. Its surface composition developed over time until today it is 70.92 percent water (about 139,628,046 square miles) ; 29.08 percent dry land (about 57,308,437 square miles) . Earth tillable soil is 6 percent, while its thickness of crust is between 6 to 40 miles, because continental crust is less dense but thicker than oceanic crust.

8. The interior consists of three main layers: outer crust, composed of at least 20 tectonic plates that move from a few inches to several that are largely made up of granite and basalt rock, varies from 55 miles deep under the continent to 3 miles deep under the oceans; mantle, extending 1,900 miles below the surface and is composed of silicate rock rich iron; with the top portion of the mantle being semi-liquid down to about 150 miles, the rigid upper core crust moves is broken into large plates that move slowly on this partially fluid layer. Beneath lies the Earth's iron and nickel core with the core being over 7000 degrees. On surface, Earth has ten ecosystems, i.e., mountain, desert, rain forest, savanna, steppe, broadleaf forest, tundra, prairie, needle leaf forest, and ice cap. These ecological systems are scattered across 13 landmasses.

9. Land covers 30 percent of Earth's surface, during ice ages, sea levels fall and more land is exposed; when ice sheets melt, sea levels rise and sallow seas invade low lying plains. These regions continually change because of wind currents, changing weather patterns, migrations, etc. One-third of earth's land surface is dessert or semi-desert (not including the polar and sub polar "cold deserts") . The largest hot desert is the Sahara (3,500,000 square miles.) The largest cold desert is Antarctica (about 5,000,000 square miles) . Earth has even continents in order of size: Asia (the largest at 16,988,000 square miles and 29.4% of surface area) Africa (20.2%), North America (16.3%), South America (11.9%), Antarctica (9.0%), Europe (7.1%) and Oceania (6.1%) . The largest island is the continent of Australia (2,967,909) . Earth's longest river is the African Nile, (4,145 miles) .

10. There are four oceans, with the Pacific Ocean alone being larger in area than all the land in the world combined; 64, 186,300 square miles and 346,000,000,000,000,000,000 gallons. Earth has 32 seas. Water, virtually all of it sea water, covers 70 percent of the Earth's surface varying in composition; oceans seas make up 97.2%, ice and snow make up 2.16%, ground water and soil water make up 0.625%, lake water and rivers make up 0.018% and Air makes up 0.0014%. In additions, the seas waters are made up of over 77.8% sodium chloride, 10.9 percent magnesium chloride, 4.7 percent magnesium sulfide, and 3.6 calcium sulfate of solids.

11. This emerging life begins to take the form of simple DNA and RNA molecules as vehicles of heredity, complexes of protein molecules, single cells, multiple cells, tissue-based complex organisms, organs, functional systems (neural, blood circulation, digestive, gas exchange, etc.), the organism as a whole, families of organism, colonies, various populations the formation of from multicellular organisms that possessed increasingly complex inherent capacities to adapt to changing earthly conditions; the transition to invertebrates, vertebrates, reptiles, amphibians, mammals, and primates; and then the transition to human life over 6.6 million years ago, again in Africa, this time on the equator, that which is coming into being and that which is dying, the new which sweeps away all that was believed forever. Nothing is permanent. For everything is a house of cards one cosmic gust away from eternal oblivion. To think otherwise is to dismiss the whole of history and raise fairy-tales, myths, superstitions, religions, and sophistry to the level of fact. But fiction is never fact.

12. Tens of millions of years of evolution/change/development, and out of jet blackness on the equator human life emerges, homo sapien sapien, hundreds of thousands of female human eggs, and hundreds of millions of male sperm cells shot into a hostile environment, forced to swim up stream (against the pull of gravity) quickly to attach self to one egg as not to be exterminated by the acids and alkali naturally protecting the female's womb: Billion to one odds to produce one single human being, a special being that through winning a life and death struggle before conception was suppose to be here---a fact that is always overlooked.

From one human being to billions, hominid evolution took several million years and East Africa is the mother of mankind. Early physical and technological development of man took place in East Africa from where early Hominid eventually slowly dared other climatic environments of the world. Racial differentiation resulted from climatic conditions forcing Black man to adapt gradually to the cold climate to survive.

13. Dark skins had advantages in hot sunny areas since they protect the body against the harmful effects of ultraviolet radiation, minimizing the incidence of skin cancer for example. Light skins are advantageous in cloudy areas with low insulation since they facilitate the body's synthesis of Vitamin D, thus reducing the incidence of rickets. There is only one human race and it was initially all Black. White is a sub-population that evolved through gene mutation, natural selection, genetic drift and population mixing or hybridization over a period spanning thousands of years. And the yellow sub-sub-division arose from the mixture of Black and White in a specific climatic/geo-environmental region. But the world's oppressors say they are innately superior because of their skin color. If they are superior, they are only superior in big guns to kill anyone that says they are not.

14. In all the different environments to which human kind (reproducing women first, then men) first drifted, they remained essentially underdeveloped, living in caves or rock shelters, with bones thru their noses, paint on their faces, and using hand tools. In a word, every organism is essentially described by its genes, which in the case of humans are encoded with cell nucleus, containing chromosomes occurring in pairs that consist of protein, organized as triplets of 3 billion bases (with each of the probable 100,000 genes consisting a sequence of 1,500 to 3,000 bases) embedded in long molecules of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) . A DNA helix resembles a spiral ladder with rungs (made of nitrogen bases) and sides (made up of sugars and acids) ; it comprises genes that encode hereditary factors determining how an organism develops genetically.

15. This human specimen is not especially unique to the animal kingdom being that it is an organism made of systems, with systems made of organs, organs made of tissues, tissues made of cells, cells made of protoplasm, and it reproduces when a female sex cell (produced by meiosis) is fertilized by a male sex cell to produce a fertile egg which develops into a young animal that has inherited characteristics and traits from both parents and their ancestors.

16. Traits depend on genes which like chromosomes replicate in pairs, one inherited from each parent with the dominate gene overpowering the recessive gene. And animals are only one group among six classified by linnaeus classification scheme. The other five kingdoms are plants, monera, protests, fungi, and archaea. The species is homo sapiens, which means modern human being; the genus is homo which means hominids with relatively large brains and cranial capacity who make tools and exhibit other elements of culture; the family is hominids which are hominoids that walk upright, have large brains, and small canines, specifically australopithecines; the super-family is hominoids which are primates that can climb trees, without tails, relatively large land animals with relatively flat to round faces specifically apes, australopithecines and humans; the order is primates which are mammals that use sight more than scent, have nails instead of claws on grasping feet and hands, most active in daylight, with relatively large brains, and body hairs; the class are mammals which are vertebrates that have hair and suckle their young; the subphylum is vertebrates which are chordates that have vertebrae such as reptiles, birds, fish, amphibians, and mammals; the phylum is chordates which are animals that are partially supported by a rod of cartilage or bone vertebrae and an internal skeleton; and the kingdom is animal which are organisms that use other organisms for food and that move under their own power on land, in water and air.

17. Being an animal, humans are carbon-based organisms with bodies organized into systems to perform certain physiological functions: Skeletal system provides support and a framework of bones; respiratory system takes in oxygen and rids the body of waste carbon dioxide; digestive system digests and absorbs food and energy, processes food for the body's nutrition and rids the body of waste; muscular system moves the skeleton making it possible for the entire body to move; the circulatory system transports materials; the nervous system transmits and receives electrochemical messages around the body; and regulatory systems coordinate and control all body activities.

18. These systems are fundamentally built from and nourished by mineral elements of this planet. Each human, whether their skin is white, red, black, yellow, or brown is essentially made up of the same elemental raw materials.

19. The average human of about 160 pounds is approximately 99 pounds of oxygen which is part of all major nutrients which make up the tissues of the body, but also produce energy form oxygen obtained from air, and is essential for respiration; 29 pounds of carbon which is the essential element of organic life and has proteins, carbohydrates, and fats---the fundamental building blocks of human cells; 15 pounds of hydrogen a fundamental building block of every cell and a part of each major nutrient; 5 pounds of nitrogen an essential part of proteins, DNA, and RNA, the compounds most active in controlling cells; most of the body's functions depend on nitrogen compounds at one stage or another; 3 pounds of calcium, mostly locked into hard compounds that form nonliving parts of bone, one of the principal messengers between cells telling them when to act and when to stay quiet; 2 pounds of phosphorous an essential element in bone building and is essential in producing energy in cells; 0.5 pounds of potassium which regulates contraction of muscle cells and is involved with general maintenance of pressure a cell exerts on its covering membrane; .03 pounds of sulfur which is essential to life forms and a significant constituent of proteins; 0.3 pounds of chlorine which is used by the body to transport messages from the body to cells and helps to regulate electrical activity; 0.16 pounds of sodium required by vertebrates to control fluid pressure in cells; 0.07 pounds of magnesium which works with enzymes to accelerate chemical reactions and is involved in transmission of messages between nerves, and has a role in bone formation and structure; 0.007 pounds of iron which is essential for carrying oxygen to cells and carbon dioxide waste away; 0.00027 pounds of cobalt a part of vitamin B12; 0.00026 pounds of copper which helps form red blood cells, maintain nervous system, and regulate cholesterol levels; 0.00022 pounds of manganese which aid in bone formation, and helps regulate the nervous system and is also a part of sex hormones; 0.00007 pounds of iodine which is part of the thyroid hormone that controls rate at which food is burned for energy; traces of zinc needed for some enzymes, for proper sex development, in healing wounds, for sense of taste; fluorine which strengthens teach and bones; traces chromium is used in metabolism of sugar and the regulation of fats; traces of selenium, aluminum, boron, silicon, molybdenum which could reduce cell damage, promotes growth, and other roles that are presently not fully verified.

Origin of Humans

20. Millions years to the emergence of human intelligence, and again this process began in Africa. Born of the earth are nature's children, feed by the wind the breath of life, fueled by a sun at the center of all, we are more than just lonely drifters in the dark. Millions of years to pave the way for human life in Africa to adapt first culturally and biologically to various climatic and geological conditions on earth. The Nile Valley River system, which runs through the heart of the African continent, is at the heart---the center---of (1) the human species in all of its stages dating from 6,600,000 years ago, australopiticus, homo habilis, homo erectus, homo sapien Neanderthals, homo sapien sapien---all black, all African, all coming into being, going of existence---species, biological communities, and the whole biosphere. Within the context of the human species' process of birth, development, decline, death, and rebirth AA, HH, HE, and HSN all were born, developed, declined, died off, and were reborn in the next higher hominid type until present day modern HSS was born. Each human species stage reflected its ability to adapt to a changing, maturing planet earth.

21. From the fossil evidence a particular specimen in the hominid line develops over a long period of time, sometimes millions of years, and then the earth changes, and in a short time relative to its species history a higher, better equipped, human organism is born only to replicate the same process on a higher and more complex level. After tens of thousands of years, human beings became distinct from other primates in the process of labor, which accelerated the differentiation of the human hand from the foot, and supported the transition to an erect gait. New methods of tool use advanced all species of human life that survived. The specialization of the hand required tools, and the tool required specific human labor production.

22. With the development of social labor practices there was a development of speech communication and the complex development of the anterior lobe of the brain, which allowed for the conscious thinking processes. In all forms of matter, extended evolution paved the way for concentrated revolutions, while the latter consummates the former and opens the way for further evolution, however, on a higher more complex level. In the process of these extend evolutionary developments and short, abrupt revolutionary leaps, the first four human life forms were sublated, superseded and finally replaced all together.

23. The first four stages of hominid life AA, HH, HE, HSN all came into being, grew and developed as species, faced a crisis in tier earthly habitat, struggled for their existence, were unable to adapt, were unable to adjust, and therefore died out completely and became ultimately extinct, mostly in Africa. That fragment of the HSN population that did adapt, mutate, fit itself, and thereby qualitatively transform itself into a new species laid the foundation for the modern human species. What remains today, is the fifth stage, the fifth species: homo sapiens sapiens (HSS) . As with the other four stages of human life, HSS also originated first in Africa, around the equator and later moved out to populate the rest of the world.

24. East Africa is the mother of all humankind. Nearly thirteen million years ago Australopithecus-a proto-human, more ape-like than human-appeared on earth in northern Tanzania, Kenya, Ethiopia and South Africa. These early two-footed animals were small in stature, about 1.25 meters tall, and possessed a slight build with virtually no forehead, because their average brain size was only about one-third of the capacity of modern human.

25. Homo erectus emerged a million years ago in the regions of Tanzania, Uganda, Kenya and Ethiopia. They had bigger brains than their ancestors, nearly two-thirds that of modern human. They had neither chin nor forehead, and their skull bones were unusually thick.

26. Homo erectus gave rise to various offspring, including Homo sapiens, which produced present day humans about 100,000 years ago. They learned to use fire, live in caves or rock shelters and were equipped with manufactured, more precise and efficient tools such as Chappers and Scrappers. With their advanced tools, they penetrated deeper into the African forests and eventually spread all over the world about 30 to 50 thousand years ago.

27. Racial differentiation-or the emergence of different races in the world-resulted from the biological need to survive in various environmental conditions. Dark skin has an advantage in hot sunny areas because it protects the body against the harmful effects of ultraviolet radiation, minimizing the incidence of skin cancer for example. Light skin is advantageous in cloudy areas with low insulation since it facilitates the body's synthesis of Vitamin D, thus reducing the incidence of rickets.

28. There is, therefore, only one original race and it is Black. White is a race that evolved through gene mutation, natural selection, genetic drift and population mixing or hybridization over a period spanning thousands of years and the yellow and brown peoples arose from a mixture of Black and White. In all the different environments to which humans first drifted, they remained essentially primitive, living in caves or rock shelters and using hand tools.