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<blockquote data-quote="El Correcto" data-source="post: 4136864" data-attributes="member: 60631">The experiment I was talking about I over sold in the beginning because I didn’t knowmuch about it. I listened to a podcast with an astrobiologist to have him explain the complexities of it and how we may never know due to multiple factors including break away pieces of another planet hitting ours that originally formed the building blocks of life under different conditions and not having a clear fossilized records of what life even looked like that early on. The problem is we might be looking for something that is similar to what is around now, instead of a missing protocell that was around in the beginning phases.That being said humans have proven that organic materials can be created from chemicals. Amino acids which only 20 of form all known life have been created in a laboratory in conditions theorized early earth could produce, leading to the production RNA and the RNA world theory.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="El Correcto, post: 4136864, member: 60631"] The experiment I was talking about I over sold in the beginning because I didn’t know much about it. I listened to a podcast with an astrobiologist to have him explain the complexities of it and how we may never know due to multiple factors including break away pieces of another planet hitting ours that originally formed the building blocks of life under different conditions and not having a clear fossilized records of what life even looked like that early on. The problem is we might be looking for something that is similar to what is around now, instead of a missing protocell that was around in the beginning phases. That being said humans have proven that organic materials can be created from chemicals. Amino acids which only 20 of form all known life have been created in a laboratory in conditions theorized early earth could produce, leading to the production RNA and the RNA world theory. [/QUOTE]

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