Revisiting Earth's Early Days: Not as Harsh as Once Thought
Recent research suggests that the early Earth, during the Hadean Period, may have been more habitable than previously thought, with liquid water present despite its volcanic and chaotic environment. A study by researchers from the University of California explores the conditions that could have supported the origins of life, examining various atmospheric and geological processes. While the paper leaves some questions unanswered, it provides insights into how life might have begun on Earth.
