Learn English: Early Earth: Microlightning and Life's Dawn (normal)

A groundbreaking study suggests that waves and waterfalls on early Earth created misty sprays.

Within these sprays, miniature lightning bolts ignited chemical reactions, a surprising discovery.

These reactions produced crucial molecules – like amino acids and building blocks of RNA – essential for life.

This new theory adds a fascinating piece to the puzzle of life's origins, challenging existing hypotheses.