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In 1923 a young scientist named Stanley Miller filled a flask with methane, ammonia, hydrogen, and water. The gases believe to compose Earth's early atmosphere He sealed the system, applied electrical sparks, and within a week the solution had turned pink. Analysis showed that the fundamental building blocks or amino acids of proteins started to develop. This happened in less than seven days.
Basically, if you leave a few components alone, long enough, life can start just about anywhere, arguably.
We are not alone.
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2026-03-20 02:39:18 UTCEvent JSON
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