Asteroid Ryugu contains amino acids, PAH, etc.

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Asteroid Ryugu contains amino acids, PAH, etc.
Wretch Fossil Wretch Fossil User ID: 80557887 Taiwan 03/09/2022 10:39 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation	Asteroid Ryugu contains amino acids, PAH, etc. [link to www.space.com (secure)] Quote from the above link: "The analysis by Naraoka and his team also found more than ten types of amino acids in the samples, including glycine and L-alanine, which are the building blocks of proteins that living organisms produce based on their DNA code. "We detected various prebiotic organic compounds in the samples, including proteinogenic amino acids, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons similar to terrestrial petroleum, and various nitrogen compounds," Naraoka said in his presentation. "These prebiotic organic molecules can spread throughout the solar system, potentially as interplanetary dust from the Ruygu surface by impact or other causes."" Last Edited by Wretch Fossil on 03/10/2022 03:54 AM

McKracken User ID: 77750652 United States 03/10/2022 12:46 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation	Re: Asteroid Ryugu contains amino acids, PAH, etc. Was only L-alanine found or also R-alanine? Usually only life creates an inbalance between those two. With the electric plasma environment around some asteroids which occasional behave like comets, it's not completely surprising to see those. Only surprising for those who don't think about those high energy effects in space outside of the purely Newtonion gravity worldview. Stanley Miller's famous experiment in 1952 showed how amino acids ad even peptides, that's a step towards the larger proteins, can be created from simple anorganic substances when powered up by electric arc discharges: [link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)] Stanley Miller's forgotten experiments analyzed, 2014: [link to www.newswise.com (secure)]
Wretch Fossil (OP) Wretch Fossil User ID: 82419161 Taiwan 03/10/2022 03:13 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation	Re: Asteroid Ryugu contains amino acids, PAH, etc. Asteroid Ryugu Has Abundant Macromolecular Organic Matter. See Thread: Asteroid Ryugu Has Abundant Macromolecular Organic Matter.
Wretch Fossil (OP) Wretch Fossil User ID: 82419161 Taiwan 03/10/2022 03:22 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation	Re: Asteroid Ryugu contains amino acids, PAH, etc. Was only L-alanine found or also R-alanine? Usually only life creates an inbalance between those two. With the electric plasma environment around some asteroids which occasional behave like comets, it's not completely surprising to see those. Only surprising for those who don't think about those high energy effects in space outside of the purely Newtonion gravity worldview. Stanley Miller's famous experiment in 1952 showed how amino acids ad even peptides, that's a step towards the larger proteins, can be created from simple anorganic substances when powered up by electric arc discharges: [link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)] Stanley Miller's forgotten experiments analyzed, 2014: [link to www.newswise.com (secure)] Quoting: McKracken No labs can produce macromolecules from non-life. The macromolecules originated from Mars. They are chemical fossils, not prebiotics. Last Edited by Wretch Fossil on 03/10/2022 11:26 AM
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