TheHawk asked me to start a thread on the origin of life in the ocean on Earth.

[AFrench2]

So uh...here you go, bro.

How lightning strikes could explain the origin of life—on Earth and elsewhere

A new study suggests that lightning helps make an essential element available to organisms in habitable environments.

www.technologyreview.com

So sometimes, life needs a spark of inspiration—or maybe several trillion of them. A new study published in Nature Communications suggests lightning may have been a key component in making phosphorus available for organisms to use when life on Earth first appeared by about 3.5 billion years ago.Mar 17, 2021

Day 2 (Tomorrow): The Earth is not 5000 years old.

 

[Hang on Sloopy]

So uh...here you go, bro.

How lightning strikes could explain the origin of life—on Earth and elsewhere

A new study suggests that lightning helps make an essential element available to organisms in habitable environments.

www.technologyreview.com

So sometimes, life needs a spark of inspiration—or maybe several trillion of them. A new study published in Nature Communications suggests lightning may have been a key component in making phosphorus available for organisms to use when life on Earth first appeared by about 3.5 billion years ago.Mar 17, 2021

Day 2 (Tomorrow): The Earth is not 5000 years old.

Can I smack you?

 

[Jimmy_Chitwood]

So uh...here you go, bro.

How lightning strikes could explain the origin of life—on Earth and elsewhere

A new study suggests that lightning helps make an essential element available to organisms in habitable environments.

www.technologyreview.com

So sometimes, life needs a spark of inspiration—or maybe several trillion of them. A new study published in Nature Communications suggests lightning may have been a key component in making phosphorus available for organisms to use when life on Earth first appeared by about 3.5 billion years ago.Mar 17, 2021

Day 2 (Tomorrow): The Earth is not 5000 years old.

Can I smack you?

He will pop a wood if you do.

 

[JGalt]

Nope. God created me in His own image. Liberals on the other hand, are directly descended from pond scum.

 

[toobfreak]

So sometimes, life needs a spark of inspiration—or maybe several trillion of them. A new study published in Nature Communications suggests lightning may have been a key component in making phosphorus available for organisms to use when life on Earth first appeared by about 3.5 billion years ago.

Life likely started on the ocean floor near smokers.

 

[AFrench2]

So sometimes, life needs a spark of inspiration—or maybe several trillion of them. A new study published in Nature Communications suggests lightning may have been a key component in making phosphorus available for organisms to use when life on Earth first appeared by about 3.5 billion years ago.

Life likely started on the ocean floor near smokers.

It was both!

 

[Votto]

So uh...here you go, bro.

How lightning strikes could explain the origin of life—on Earth and elsewhere

A new study suggests that lightning helps make an essential element available to organisms in habitable environments.

www.technologyreview.com

So sometimes, life needs a spark of inspiration—or maybe several trillion of them. A new study published in Nature Communications suggests lightning may have been a key component in making phosphorus available for organisms to use when life on Earth first appeared by about 3.5 billion years ago.Mar 17, 2021

Day 2 (Tomorrow): The Earth is not 5000 years old.

Yep, in fact, I know just the other day a lighting strike almost hit me. It struck a small tree. By the time I got to it, it has magically transformed into an ant colony.

I still say aliens seeded them here.

I refuse to give full credit to the lightning.

 

[Rambunctious]

I think French fries is a bit over done today....

 

[Jimmy_Chitwood]

So uh...here you go, bro.

How lightning strikes could explain the origin of life—on Earth and elsewhere

A new study suggests that lightning helps make an essential element available to organisms in habitable environments.

www.technologyreview.com

So sometimes, life needs a spark of inspiration—or maybe several trillion of them. A new study published in Nature Communications suggests lightning may have been a key component in making phosphorus available for organisms to use when life on Earth first appeared by about 3.5 billion years ago.Mar 17, 2021

Day 2 (Tomorrow): The Earth is not 5000 years old.

I told you to go get your friggin' shine box.

 

[Hang on Sloopy]

So uh...here you go, bro.

How lightning strikes could explain the origin of life—on Earth and elsewhere

A new study suggests that lightning helps make an essential element available to organisms in habitable environments.

www.technologyreview.com

So sometimes, life needs a spark of inspiration—or maybe several trillion of them. A new study published in Nature Communications suggests lightning may have been a key component in making phosphorus available for organisms to use when life on Earth first appeared by about 3.5 billion years ago.Mar 17, 2021

Day 2 (Tomorrow): The Earth is not 5000 years old.

Kid. You need a lightning bolt to hit you in your ass to woke you from libturdism and not waste your life.

This is the only reason the cons speak to you here. There is a sliver of hope and you're just sooooper dumbed down libturd.

You're like our little retarded brother.

 

[occupied]

Since the origin of the first cellular life is unknowable it's kind of a meaningless question. I am inclined to believe life came here from somewhere else. Not aliens but stowed away on the mega tons of cometary debris that rained down on proto-earth. The sun and planets condensed from the remnant of an earlier supernova and it is not inconceivable that a few bacteria survived.

 

[Votto]

Not to be a kill joy, but life cannot spontaneously occur

It has never been duplicated

It has never been observed

And it is statistically impossible.

Other than that, I love the idea.

Notice just how pro science and math I am.

 

[Damaged Eagle]

Life has existed since the beginning of time.

*****HAPPY SMILE*****

 

[AFrench2]

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Life has existed since the beginning of time.

*****HAPPY SMILE*****

No it hasn't.

 

[Damaged Eagle]

View attachment 476550

Life has existed since the beginning of time.

*****HAPPY SMILE*****

No it hasn't.

Prove me wrong.

*****CHUCKLE*****

 

[Jimmy_Chitwood]

So uh...here you go, bro.

How lightning strikes could explain the origin of life—on Earth and elsewhere

A new study suggests that lightning helps make an essential element available to organisms in habitable environments.

www.technologyreview.com

So sometimes, life needs a spark of inspiration—or maybe several trillion of them. A new study published in Nature Communications suggests lightning may have been a key component in making phosphorus available for organisms to use when life on Earth first appeared by about 3.5 billion years ago.Mar 17, 2021

Day 2 (Tomorrow): The Earth is not 5000 years old.

Kid. You need a lightning bolt to hit you in your ass to woke you from libturdism and not waste your life.

This is the only reason the cons speak to you here. There is a sliver of hope and you're just sooooper dumbed down libturd.

You're like our little retarded brother.

corky

 

[LA RAM FAN]

One of USMBs residents trolls debating against a child,oh goody.

 

[theHawk]

So uh...here you go, bro.

How lightning strikes could explain the origin of life—on Earth and elsewhere

A new study suggests that lightning helps make an essential element available to organisms in habitable environments.

www.technologyreview.com

So sometimes, life needs a spark of inspiration—or maybe several trillion of them. A new study published in Nature Communications suggests lightning may have been a key component in making phosphorus available for organisms to use when life on Earth first appeared by about 3.5 billion years ago.Mar 17, 2021

Day 2 (Tomorrow): The Earth is not 5000 years old.

Well you’re article isn’t even claiming that lightning created single-cell organism as you claimed in the other thread. It says lightning may have been responsible for creating phosphorus which is not a living substance that would be available for organisms that already exist.


You should really learn to read before regurgitating information incorrectly.

Who is claiming the Earth is 5000 years old?

 

[AFrench2]

So uh...here you go, bro.

How lightning strikes could explain the origin of life—on Earth and elsewhere

A new study suggests that lightning helps make an essential element available to organisms in habitable environments.

www.technologyreview.com

So sometimes, life needs a spark of inspiration—or maybe several trillion of them. A new study published in Nature Communications suggests lightning may have been a key component in making phosphorus available for organisms to use when life on Earth first appeared by about 3.5 billion years ago.Mar 17, 2021

Day 2 (Tomorrow): The Earth is not 5000 years old.

Well you’re article isn’t even claiming that lightning created single-cell organism as you claimed in the other thread. It says lightning may have been responsible for creating phosphorus which is not a living substance that would be available for organisms that already exist.


You should really learn to read before regurgitating information incorrectly.

You didn't read it obviously.

 

[theHawk]

Not to be a kill joy, but life cannot spontaneously occur

It has never been duplicated

It has never been observed

And it is statistically impossible.

Other than that, I love the idea.

Notice just how pro science and math I am.

Idiots like the OP can’t ever explain this. Never has the creation of life on the simplest scale been duplicated in a lab environment. Much less for a single cell organism which is an incredibly complex life form. The Darwinists always tap dance around the issue.