[Soopahmahn]

Metals Needed for Life's Origin

Lots of big words, but basically transition metals may have provided the missing link between the building blocks of life (amino acids, nucleotides) and the fundamental tools for their self-replication (proteins, ribozymes). They may have served as a catalyst for the basic monomers that build the more complex organic molecules.

I'm a little out of my element here, but this pretty fascinating just the same. :yesway:

 

[Hebo]

I thought this was about metal-music

 

[eleven59]

I'm a little out of my element here

 

[Soopahmahn]

^ Good catch. :rofl:

 

[WarriorOfMetal]

 

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Lots of big words, but basically transition metals may have provided the missing link between the building blocks of life (amino acids, nucleotides) and the fundamental tools for their self-replication (proteins, ribozymes). They may have served as a catalyst for the basic monomers that build the more complex organic molecules.

Nope, can't be. We can't figure it out in every little detail right this instant, so therefore it has to be an omnipotent invisible buddy. Science fails, Religion wins. :squint:

Ray

 

[Daemon Barbeque]

Science fails, Religion wins. :squint:

Ray

Why, it's exactly why Science serves Religion.
Chrome is the one and only God, who gave us life :scream:
Arnold wins!