Titlebook: Life in the Universe; From the Miller Expe Joseph Seckbach,Julian Chela-Flores,Fran?ois Rauli Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media Dor

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Physical Phenomena Underlying the Origin of Lifeng the notion of emergence. We give an analytical description of how emergence takes place. We will learn that the physics associated with the emergence of Life points towards the notion that life is a consequence of the evolution of the Universe.

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The Origin of Biomolecular Chiralityment was rather a pre-condition than a consequence of life (.; .). Parity violation (.) and other chiral factors such as circularly polarized light are omnipresent and can lead under favorable conditions to enantio-meric enrichment. However, this enhancement usually remains tiny and can be annihilated by long-term racemization processes.

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Salam Hypothesis and The Role of Phase Transition In Amino Acidsy gas chromatographic analysis of Chirasil-Val capillary column of DL, D- and L-valine. This paper focuses attention on the role of phase transition in amino acid, which might play a bifurcation-type mechanism in a chirally-pure state instead of a direct configuration change from D- to L-amino acid below ...

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Introduction to Life in the Universee seminal results, developing a multi-disciplinary field that explores the fundamental questions of life’s origin and emergence from the outer reaches of the universe to the finest details of microfossils seen in an electron microscope.

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When did Information First Appear in the Universe? discrete aggregates of condensed matter with well-defined boundaries and increasingly complex interactions with each other and their environment. Viewed this way, it indeed seems that the process of cosmic evolution itself is continuously generating information [.].

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The Beginning of Chemical Evolution Experimentsre, the temperature of the planet, the pH of the primitive hydrosphere, and other conditions which may have been important for the origin of life. Hence, it is not surprising that this has led to intense debates and the formulation of different and even contradictory explanations of how life came into being.

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The European Exo/Astrobiology Network Association extreme environments, including the early Earth, and to the search for extraterrestrial life, i.e. exobiology in its classical definition or astrobiology if one uses a more NASA-inspired terminology. The present contribution aims to describe the European networking activities in this field of research.