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https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-did-life-begin-on-earth/

https://biologos.org/common-questions/how-did-life-begin

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Activity: make an infographic with the topic how did life begin on the planet?

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Infographic ¿how did life begin on the planet?

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Infographic ¿how did life begin on the planet?

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¿How did life begin on the third planet of the solar system?
Humans wonder this very frequently. In recent decades, scientists have made some progress understanding these conceivable mechanisms, gradually establishing a possible picture of our origins in the oceans. The idea was that hydrothermal vents at the bottom of the seas, protected from cataclysms, ripped the surface four billion years ago, they delivered the necessary energy and could have sustained the necessary molecules. Water was a necessary ingredient, certainly, although it doesn't mean we came out of the oceans, according to researchers: Martin J, Van Kranendonk, David W. Deamer, and Tara Djokic in our cover story, "Life Springs." The oceans, they write, could have spread the necessary molecules too fast for cell membranes and functions to occur. Instead, they argue, puddles of dirt in an active volcanic landscape that repeatedly dried up and re-wetted could have cradled the seeds of life.