| darthdevidem01 said: Didn't scientists do experiments where they replicated the conditions of early earth and were able to form basic forms of life? |
Yes, the Miller-Urey experiment, were they used a mixture of Water, Methane, Ammonia and Hydrogen, connected to two flasks, one simulating the evaporating atmosphere and another containing a pair of electrodes which were stimulated in constant time intervals with sparks, simulating the constant lightning storms of the early earth.
After a few weeks, carbon based molecules began to form, some aminoacids like Glycine, Alanine and Lysine; Sugars, non-polar liquid solvents such as acetone, and most important, the appearance of Guanidosine and Adenosine (which are the isolated forms of the nucleic bases, Guanidine and Adenine).
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