The Early Earth Before Life Began
<p>In both human and planetary births, the parent’s context is critical to the health and survival of the offspring. For example, if our sun was born in a stellar nursery with a nearby supergiant star, fierce stellar winds from such a big hot star would have driven away the dust and gas, the raw materials of planet-formation surrounding our infant sun. Instead, our small, calm sun was born in a quiet corner of the galaxy, and the Earth was born along with its protective bigger siblings in the solar system. The Earth, in its turn, was fruitful and multiplied, and produced Life. We’ll explore some of the early Earth’s context and how that affected the origin of life.</p>
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