Miller-urey experiment origin of life
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Miller-Urey Experiment
The Miller-Urey Experiment was a landmark experiment to investigate the chemical conditions that might have led to the origin of life on Earth.
The scientist Stanley Miller, under the supervision of the Nobel laureate scientist Harold Urey conducted it in 1952 at the University of Chicago. They tried to recreate the conditions that could have existed in the first billion years of the Earth’s existence (also known as the Early Earth) to check the said chemical transformations.
Miller-Urey Experiment And The Primordial Soup Theory
The experiment tested the primordial or primeval soup theory developed independently by the Soviet biologist A.I.
Oparin and English scientist J.B.S.
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Haldane in 1924 and 1929 respectively. The theory propounds the idea that the complex chemical components of life on Earth originated from simple molecules occurring naturally in the reducing atmosphere of the Early Earth, sans oxygen.
Lightning and rain energized the said atmosphere