Organic Materials Essential for Life on Earth are Found for the First time on the Surface of an Asteroid

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MARCH 4, 2021
Organic materials essential for life on Earth are found for the first time on the surface of an asteroid
by Royal Holloway, University of London
New research from Royal Holloway, has found water and organic matter on the surface of an asteroid sample returned from the inner Solar System. This is the first time that organic materials, which could have provided chemical precursors for the origin of life on Earth, have been found on an asteroid.
The single grain sample was returned to Earth from asteroid Itokawa by JAXA's first Hayabusa mission in 2010. The sample shows that water and organic matter that originate from the asteroid itself have EVOLVED chemically through time.
The research paper suggests that Itokawa has been constantly EVOLVING over billions of years by incorporating water and organic materials from foreign extra-terrestrial material, just like the Earth. In the past, the asteroid will have gone through extreme heating, dehydration and shattering due to catastrophic impact. However, despite this, the asteroid came back together from the shattered fragments and rehydrated itself with water that was delivered via the in fall of dust or carbon-rich meteorites.​
This study shows that S-type asteroids, where most of Earth's meteorites come from, such as Itokawa, contain the raw ingredients of life. The analysis of this asteroid changes traditional views on the origin of life on Earth...​
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MARCH 4, 2021
Organic materials essential for life on Earth are found for the first time on the surface of an asteroid
by Royal Holloway, University of London
New research from Royal Holloway, has found water and organic matter on the surface of an asteroid sample returned from the inner Solar System. This is the first time that organic materials, which could have provided chemical precursors for the origin of life on Earth, have been found on an asteroid.
The single grain sample was returned to Earth from asteroid Itokawa by JAXA's first Hayabusa mission in 2010. The sample shows that water and organic matter that originate from the asteroid itself have EVOLVED chemically through time.
The research paper suggests that Itokawa has been constantly EVOLVING over billions of years by incorporating water and organic materials from foreign extra-terrestrial material, just like the Earth. In the past, the asteroid will have gone through extreme heating, dehydration and shattering due to catastrophic impact. However, despite this, the asteroid came back together from the shattered fragments and rehydrated itself with water that was delivered via the in fall of dust or carbon-rich meteorites.​
This study shows that S-type asteroids, where most of Earth's meteorites come from, such as Itokawa, contain the raw ingredients of life. The analysis of this asteroid changes traditional views on the origin of life on Earth...​
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So proof that other planets have the basics needed for life---asteroriods/meteorites are also known to carry basic life bacteria around---ergo life would certainly exist on other planets since only these basic elements, time, and energy are needed to create life and with "seeding" needing less to start life on a planet.

Life then would certainly BE OUT THERE. Hopefully it isn't as dumb and destructive as humans.
 
The sample shows that water and organic matter that originate from the asteroid itself have EVOLVED chemically through time.
Don't really see how two elements--hydrogen and oxygen could evolve chemically through time--maybe I can make gold from lead. SMH.
Don't really see your IQ is over 80.
It mentions water and organic material
Water ALONE and H and O.
What do you suppose the asteroid is made of?
Many have plenty of Carbon for just openers.
What else it has picked up after the aforementioned billions of years of traveling through the dusty universe?
Now please stick to something like shouting "MAGA" in on of the political threads.

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MARCH 4, 2021
Organic materials essential for life on Earth are found for the first time on the surface of an asteroid
by Royal Holloway, University of London
New research from Royal Holloway, has found water and organic matter on the surface of an asteroid sample returned from the inner Solar System. This is the first time that organic materials, which could have provided chemical precursors for the origin of life on Earth, have been found on an asteroid.
The single grain sample was returned to Earth from asteroid Itokawa by JAXA's first Hayabusa mission in 2010. The sample shows that water and organic matter that originate from the asteroid itself have EVOLVED chemically through time.
The research paper suggests that Itokawa has been constantly EVOLVING over billions of years by incorporating water and organic materials from foreign extra-terrestrial material, just like the Earth. In the past, the asteroid will have gone through extreme heating, dehydration and shattering due to catastrophic impact. However, despite this, the asteroid came back together from the shattered fragments and rehydrated itself with water that was delivered via the in fall of dust or carbon-rich meteorites.​
This study shows that S-type asteroids, where most of Earth's meteorites come from, such as Itokawa, contain the raw ingredients of life. The analysis of this asteroid changes traditional views on the origin of life on Earth...​
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The sample shows that water and organic matter that originate from the asteroid itself have EVOLVED chemically through time.
Don't really see how two elements--hydrogen and oxygen could evolve chemically through time--maybe I can make gold from lead. SMH.
Don't really see your IQ is over 80.
It mentions water and organic material
Water ALONE and H and O.
What do you suppose the asteroid is made of?
Many have plenty of Carbon for just openers.
What else it has picked up after the aforementioned billions of years of traveling through the dusty universe?
Now please stick to something like shouting "MAGA" in on of the political threads.

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Listen stupid mother fucker, drop "organic material" out of that sentence and what do you have? The sentence refers to two items without differentiating. But like any dumb fucking democrat you figure that you pick and choose what you want things to be. Are you a man or a woman or some other chemically altered being today. Morons.
 
Listen stupid mother fucker, drop "organic material" out of that sentence and what do you have? The sentence refers to two items without differentiating. But like any dumb fucking democrat you figure that you pick and choose what you want things to be. Are you a man or a woman or some other chemically altered being today. Morons.
You MORON.
you can't just "Drop" 'organic material' out!!!!!
That's not an immaterial term!!!
You 12 IQ MAGAt.
NO ONE has ever thought even surmised life came from O and H alone!
Water is merely an enabler for the other molecules of life.
DUH.
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Listen stupid mother fucker, drop "organic material" out of that sentence and what do you have? The sentence refers to two items without differentiating. But like any dumb fucking democrat you figure that you pick and choose what you want things to be. Are you a man or a woman or some other chemically altered being today. Morons.
You MORON.
you can't just "Drop" 'organic material' out!!!!!
You 12 IQ MAGAt.
NO ONE has ever thought even surmised life came from O and H alone!
Water is merely an enabler for the other molecules of life.
DUH.
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Anyone who can read and comprehend can see that both items are being referred to as being chemically altered--by your own admission, water cannot be chemically altered--it is H and O, BTW, how do you chemically alter C as it is also an ELEMENT. Fucking stupid democrat, Go climb back into the basement with your Alzheimers patient.
 
MARCH 4, 2021
Organic materials essential for life on Earth are found for the first time on the surface of an asteroid
by Royal Holloway, University of London
New research from Royal Holloway, has found water and organic matter on the surface of an asteroid sample returned from the inner Solar System. This is the first time that organic materials, which could have provided chemical precursors for the origin of life on Earth, have been found on an asteroid.
The single grain sample was returned to Earth from asteroid Itokawa by JAXA's first Hayabusa mission in 2010. The sample shows that water and organic matter that originate from the asteroid itself have EVOLVED chemically through time.
The research paper suggests that Itokawa has been constantly EVOLVING over billions of years by incorporating water and organic materials from foreign extra-terrestrial material, just like the Earth. In the past, the asteroid will have gone through extreme heating, dehydration and shattering due to catastrophic impact. However, despite this, the asteroid came back together from the shattered fragments and rehydrated itself with water that was delivered via the in fall of dust or carbon-rich meteorites.​
This study shows that S-type asteroids, where most of Earth's meteorites come from, such as Itokawa, contain the raw ingredients of life. The analysis of this asteroid changes traditional views on the origin of life on Earth...​
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As the saying goes, "We are the stuff of stars."
 
What are the odds that life would arise on any of the trillions++++ of bodies, large and small, that had the elements of it?
 
MARCH 4, 2021
Organic materials essential for life on Earth are found for the first time on the surface of an asteroid
by Royal Holloway, University of London
New research from Royal Holloway, has found water and organic matter on the surface of an asteroid sample returned from the inner Solar System. This is the first time that organic materials, which could have provided chemical precursors for the origin of life on Earth, have been found on an asteroid.
The single grain sample was returned to Earth from asteroid Itokawa by JAXA's first Hayabusa mission in 2010. The sample shows that water and organic matter that originate from the asteroid itself have EVOLVED chemically through time.
The research paper suggests that Itokawa has been constantly EVOLVING over billions of years by incorporating water and organic materials from foreign extra-terrestrial material, just like the Earth. In the past, the asteroid will have gone through extreme heating, dehydration and shattering due to catastrophic impact. However, despite this, the asteroid came back together from the shattered fragments and rehydrated itself with water that was delivered via the in fall of dust or carbon-rich meteorites.​
This study shows that S-type asteroids, where most of Earth's meteorites come from, such as Itokawa, contain the raw ingredients of life. The analysis of this asteroid changes traditional views on the origin of life on Earth...​
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You mean... hydrogen, carbon, oxygen and nitrogen?

Yeah, that must have been a real shocker. :rolleyes:
 

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