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  2. Abiogenesis - Wikipedia

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    Their phase state would depend on the local temperature and pressure conditions and could vary between liquid, gaseous and supercritical. When forming two separate phases (e.g., liquid water and supercritical carbon dioxide in depths of little more than 1 km), the system provides optimal conditions for phase transfer reactions. Concurrently ...

  3. Alternative abiogenesis scenarios - Wikipedia

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    Many alternative abiogenesis scenarios have been proposed by scientists in a variety of fields from the 1950s onwards in an attempt to explain how the complex mechanisms of life could have come into existence. These include hypothesized ancient environments that might have been favourable for the origin of life, and possible biochemical mechanisms.

  4. Error threshold (evolution) - Wikipedia

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    In the limit as L approaches infinity, the system does in fact have a phase transition at a critical value of Q: = /.. One could think of the overall mutation rate (1-Q) as a sort of "temperature", which "melts" the fidelity of the molecular sequences above the critical "temperature" of 1 − Q c {\displaystyle 1-Q_{c}} .

  5. Alternative stable state - Wikipedia

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    In Biodiversity Loss, Ecological and Economical Issues (Perrings, C.A. et al., eds), pp. 44–83, Cambridge University Press). A ball, representing the ecosystem, exists on a surface where any point along the surface represents a possible state. In the simplest model, the landscape consists of two valleys separated by a hill.

  6. Stellar influences on an origin of life setting - Wikipedia

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    However, given that O 2 is a stronger absorber than CO 2, it is possible that O 2 might have an effect in situations where CO 2 is a smaller constituent in the atmosphere. [22] At such high levels, O 2 may start to have a noticeable effect on UV transmission, but at abiogenesis it is unlikely that high levels were achieved given a strong ...

  7. Non-planetary abiogenesis - Wikipedia

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    A.Wilson's drawings of sunspots [a]. In 1965 astronomer Ernst Julius Öpik wrote the article "Is the Sun Habitable?" in which he described that in 1774 Alexander Wilson of Glasgow, remarking that sunspots are apparently lower than the rest of the surface of the Sun, hypothesised that the interior of the Sun is colder than its surface and possibly suitable for life. [2]

  8. I Have Diabetes and I Tried Eating Only Plants for Two Weeks ...

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    By the end of the two weeks, I noticed a significant boost in my energy. I experienced more restful sleep, and I felt more refreshed. It wasn’t just physical energy, either.

  9. Panspermia - Wikipedia

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    It is possible to quantify panspermia models and treat them as viable mathematical theories. For example, a recent study of planets of the Trappist-1 planetary system, presents a model for estimating the probability of interplanetary panspermia, similar to studies in the past done about Earth-Mars panspermia. [ 16 ]