Lost_My_Mind,

This is news??? I watched this exact thing explained on a youtube video years ago called “The history of the world, I guess”.

This was years ago, and made by some random flash video animator, who’s also a musician.

Hi, I’m still a piece of garbage!

Bbbbbbbbbbb,

Warm universe theory still checking out

Gradually_Adjusting,
@Gradually_Adjusting@lemmy.world avatar

The moistiverse

Varyk,

So is the implication that these rocks splashed down and then the nucleo bases and amino acids danced in the water and made life?

Hint: if you know the answer, I may need an eli5

AmidFuror,

I think the implication is more that these can form in the absence of life. We'd need a lot of space rocks to get just traces. But if they can form spontaneously there, they could form from conditions on earth, too. And that's more likely to get things started from very simple beginnings.

Lost_My_Mind,

You could have simplified the whole thing, AND got to use a kick ass Jurassic Park quote in the process! Essentually what’s being said is…

Life…uhhh…finds a way.

skillissuer,
@skillissuer@discuss.tchncs.de avatar

No and it’s not that crazy surprising either. We know that these things can form in prebiotic atmosphere under influence of things like UV and specific rocks en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miller–Urey_experiment

now it’s just confirmation that these things can be found not only on planets but also on asteroids

bobs_monkey,

"I wonder how bad of an idea it was flinging those space rocks at that Earth planet will turn out to be"

  • mischievous aliens, probably
TokenBoomer,
Sanctus,
@Sanctus@lemmy.world avatar

Cooking up a cosmic soup by throwing stuff together. I like it.

MelodiousFunk,
lemonmelon,

A cosmic gumbo, kinda moves to the beat of jazz

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