Uhm no, it's basically a pressure cooker used to sterilize lab material. It takes like 30 minutes to do its thing and then you have to put the wet things in a hot dry chamber over night so you can easily find yourself in this situation while thinking "damn I could be at home rn"
is this the pressure chamber that simulates conditions after the big bang and somehow makes amino acids?
Uhm no, it's basically a pressure cooker used to sterilize lab material. It takes like 30 minutes to do its thing and then you have to put the wet things in a hot dry chamber over night so you can easily find yourself in this situation while thinking "damn I could be at home rn"
oh thanks! lol I was thinking of this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miller%E2%80%93Urey_experiment
Yeah that's a really cool experiment. And I always wondered "why they didn't kept the experiment going"
The possibility of accidentally initiating life based on D-amino acids instead of L-amino acids?
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