Two hypotheses for the origin of organic molecules are: (1) early Earth's atmospheric conditions synthesized organic molecules from inorganic precursors, or (2) a meteorite or celestial event transported organic molecules to Earth.
Duas hipóteses para a origem de moléculas orgânicas são: (1) as condições atmosféricas da Terra primitiva sintetizaram moléculas orgânicas a partir de precursores inorgânicos, ou (2) um evento meteorítico ou celestial transportou moléculas orgânicas para a Terra.
| Text | Two hypotheses for origin of organic molecules: (1) early Earth atmospheric conditions synthezied organic molecules from inorganic precursors. Early Earth had a lot of free energy and atmospheric oxygen. (2) a meterorite or celestial event transported organic molecules to Earth. |
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