Key Building Blocks for Life Discovered in Cloud of Our Galaxy

Scientists One Step Closer to Solving How Life Started On Earth.

The origin of life on Earth is a fundamental mystery that has eluded scientists for ages. But new evidence found within several meteorites may hold the key to figuring out how it all started. Are we the offspring of some ancient, cosmic, alien biology?

Welcome back to Factnomenal. Today, we’re unraveling the mysteries of the origin of life, and looking at how the building blocks for it were brought here on the backs of meteorites.

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[Volyren]

The true origin of life on earth. A teen alien tossed his crusty sock out of the airlock before his mom cleaned his room. It landed on a mudball in the space-boonies.

[einienj]

Panspermia makes sense..
And there's probably life from multiple places, not just one source..

[beautifulcrazy]

Listen, this is not news. When the human ego accepts that we live amongst all the other stars and planets, and that we're made of stardust. We must accept that we are part of the cosmos, not separate from it. Whatever you find on Earth can be found in the rest of the universe.

[Factnomenal]

🧬 How do you believe LIFE on EARTH began? Tell us your thoughts!

[BlueAsterismSolstice]

I actually had a fun idea that thought composed before manifested bodies to better interpret and replicate it. The thing is there's a lot of non orderly flow of energy, magnetism, and various forces, but without a more manifested sort of vessel it just goes more all over as information in surrounding compositions until something fit the necessities, redirecting into chained building and slowly evolving into greater forms to further this becoming status of being, and so by nature it is still true that life evolves, grows, metabolizes, and learns. In fact this better completes a certain issue in explaining what life is in the fact that for whatever reason, life has a will to live and feels pain. Without some fundamental reasoning behind it, it's more accidental looking than anything and really shouldn't even have gotten this far because it would just expose to many hazards destroying itself over and over.

[Dienion]

Massive gap in this video is the aspect of chirality: almost all life exclusively uses left-handed amino acids. Left-handed amino acids and other organics are also found in meteorites in excess.

The leading theory behind why is that polarized radiation preferentially causes decay of the right-handed bases over very long periods of time. This appears to be due to parity violation within the weak nuclear force: radioactive decay preferentially releases handed photons/electrons/positrons. There is also a theoretical energy difference between right and left handed organic molecules but it is so small no instrument has been able to experimentally measure it, but the Standard Model Predicts it and it has been extremely accurate so far. Billions of years x extremely tiny differences in R vs L decay rates = dominance of L-organics.

[efrenlaboy]

The molecules and components for life are everywhere

[Headroomtalking]

"From dust you are, and to dust you shall return"
-god

[stevedeluke]

What I believe is a person's soul or spirit is a form of cosmic energy. So I certainly do believe that comic dust has everything we need to be created. When I was younger I had a theory that peoples souls or spirit can become a star, a white hole or black hole in which when an other person dies an other multiverse or galaxy could possibly be created. So the fact cosmic dust and meteors have some of the the things needed for life is good to know.

[zubeezung]

If dna are found in Meteorites there be lots of life formed in other planets as well and life may existed outer space long time ago.

[leoborganelli]

What a great video!!! Thank you. Going to have my daughter watch this. Great information and insight into our being

[kevinkey]

Life on Earth all descends from one and only one cell. You are related to every living thing that has ever existed, so life is rare on our planet. If life only happened one time here in four and a half billion years why does everyone think it must be happening everywhere all the time?

[patrickmurphy]

Why did I just now received a notification for this video D:

[jonathancrain]

God says we are made from the dust of the Earth, so this all makes since, sense at one time the Earth was star dust.

[rebeccanolan]

Now, this explanation sounds a whole lot better and very sane. Looking at the root cause.

[tgaming]

If panspermia is truly what happened them there's a chance that there's a civilization somewhere out there that may look, at least physically anyway, exactly like us.

[watcher]

Everybody got a belief, nobody give a damn bout the facts.

[neeltjebooysen]

Two meteorites clashed a mommy meteorite and a daddy meteorite and so

[GuillermoKnowsBest]

It's always exciting to see your updates. I'm excited to see what the Psyche spacecraft will find when it lands on its namesake asteroid in 2026. I do know that alot can happen in 1.5 billion miles, hahaha. Hopefully we are all around to see that exciting day together.

[rocpile]

Joni Mitchell called it over 50 years ago.