Hydrogen sulphide from ancient volcanoes might have helped to form some of life’s earliest ingredients, Georgia Tech researchers have found. Classic experiments conducted by Stanley Miller in the 1950s were re-examined as part of the study which looked at conditions on primordial Earth.
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