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Shocking! Scientists JUST FOUND clues to origin of life on Asteroid samples

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According to experts, asteroid dust gathered by a Japanese space probe contained organic material, indicating that some of the building blocks of life on Earth may have evolved in space. After a six-year voyage to the celestial body 300 million kilometres distant, pristine material from the asteroid Ryugu was returned to Earth in 2020. However, scientists are just now beginning to uncover its mysteries in limited experiments on 5.4 grammes (0.2 ounces) of dust and black, microscopic pebbles.
In one paper released on Friday, a team of academics led by Okayama University in western Japan claimed to have uncovered "amino acids and other organic materials that might provide clues to the origin of life on Earth."
The team said they found 23 different types of amino acids while examining the sample collected by Japan's Hayabusa-2 probe in 2019. The dust and rocks were stirred up when the fridge-sized spacecraft fired an "impactor" into the asteroid.
"The Ryugu sample has the most primitive characteristics of any natural sample available to mankind, including meteorites," the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) said in a statement.
Part of the material is thought to have been formed roughly five million years after the origin of the solar system and has not been heated past 100 degrees Celsius (210 degrees Fahrenheit).
According to another research published in the journal Science in the United States, the substance has "a chemical composition that more closely reflects the Sun's photosphere than other natural samples."
Kensei Kobayashi, an astrobiology expert and professor emeritus at Yokohama National University said "Scientists have been questioning how organic matter—including amino acids—was created or where it came from, and the fact that amino acids were discovered in the sample offers a reason to think that amino acids were brought to Earth from outer space,".
Another mainstream theory about the origin of amino acids is that they were created in Earth's primitive atmosphere through lightning strikes, for example, after Earth cooled down.
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Max Culina
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In one paper released on Friday, a team of academics led by Okayama University in western Japan claimed to have uncovered "amino acids and other organic materials that might provide clues to the origin of life on Earth."
The team said they found 23 different types of amino acids while examining the sample collected by Japan's Hayabusa-2 probe in 2019. The dust and rocks were stirred up when the fridge-sized spacecraft fired an "impactor" into the asteroid.
"The Ryugu sample has the most primitive characteristics of any natural sample available to mankind, including meteorites," the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) said in a statement.
Part of the material is thought to have been formed roughly five million years after the origin of the solar system and has not been heated past 100 degrees Celsius (210 degrees Fahrenheit).
According to another research published in the journal Science in the United States, the substance has "a chemical composition that more closely reflects the Sun's photosphere than other natural samples."
Kensei Kobayashi, an astrobiology expert and professor emeritus at Yokohama National University said "Scientists have been questioning how organic matter—including amino acids—was created or where it came from, and the fact that amino acids were discovered in the sample offers a reason to think that amino acids were brought to Earth from outer space,".
Another mainstream theory about the origin of amino acids is that they were created in Earth's primitive atmosphere through lightning strikes, for example, after Earth cooled down.
To learn more about space and stay up to date; subscribe to the channel and watch our previous videos.
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Narrated by:
Max Culina
Tags:
#nasa #asteriod #meteorite #trojan #earthmagneticfield #magneticflip #magneticfield #moon #asteriod #trojan #jwst #webbtelescopeupdates #jwst1stimage #rockyworld #exoplanets #55Cancrie #jwstnews #jwstupdate #mars #saturn #cassini #saturnrings #saturnmoon #jameswebbspacetelescope #webbtelescope #jwst #universe #mysterioussignal #galaxy #webbtelescopeupdates #jwstimages #photons #firstgalaxy #webbtelescopeupdates #interstellar #webbselfie #webbtelescopeimage #alienlife #jwstasteroid #asteroidtracking #jameswebbspacetelescope #nasa #galaxy #star #spacenews #nasanews #webbtelscopenewimages #HD84406 #webbtelescopeupdates
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