Toronto Sun·3 min read·medium

Rare N.J. meteorite holds amino acids that could explain life on Earth

Rare N.J. meteorite holds amino acids that could explain life on Earth
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Scientists have discovered amino acids and prebiotic molecules inside a rare carbonaceous chondrite meteorite that crashed into a New Jersey home in 2024. This finding provides researchers with new insights into the potential extraterrestrial origins of life's building blocks on Earth.

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