Dear Friends,
This is a simple case. No I am not saying that you should jump to the belief in Creation, but please take a closer look. The Stanley experiment with the early atmosphere was a perfect way to prove the impossibility of life occuring randomly in the atmosphere that we propose was the early atmosphere. Amino Acids, the simple units that make up protiens and almost all other things in the life of all cells and thus the life in all beings, are essential. There are 20 amino acids, 8 of which are essential. Now these amino acids must have certain chemicals present in order to be formed. The chemicals that were present in the young earth were good enough to give us some amino acids, but only about 10 of the essentials. Then there is the complicated process of making protiens, the smallest of which would need about 100 amino acids and this amount as well as the type of amino acids, were not present. Then stacked on top of all this is the creation of DNA. Which is highly improbable seeing as how nucleic acids were a little lacking. But even with this if the first cell came together it would die before it evolved the process of mitosis. Comment away, if clarification is needed simply ask.
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