DarkWizard12

*yawn*. Good morning, eh? I'm in a good mood it seems like, I'm listening to some classic music, really comforting.

But I'm di gressing(is that how you spell it).

Anyways, I've recently come across a few videos about abiogenesis. Unfortunately, its mostly just certain parts of it rather than the whole theory. Example: a whole video dedicated to "Clay theory", then I hear about a "RNA world Hypothesis" thing...

So, I want to know the what and ow about abiogenesis.

Lachean

Here is Carl Sagan explaining the Cornell experiments producing complex organic molecules (including the building blocks of proteins and nucleic acids) from adding energy to a recreation of the gases & compounds on the early earth (1st half of the video):


However abiogenesis is not the standard model for the origin of life, its simply one of the possible ways it could have happened. The fact is that all of the proto-nucleic acids you need for life to begin has been found throughout the cosmos. I believe life here began out there, and that our planet was seeded by a comet/asteroid with such compounds.

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obvious Child

Abiogenesis FAQs: The Origins of Life

Start reading.

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