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	Stanford Study: Earth's Early Ocean Was Cool, Not Hot The blisteringly hot, primordial soup once thought to cover the Earth in its early years may actually have had a tepid temperature no hotter than a backyard hot tub, according to Stanford University researchers. Stanford University: www.stanford.edu Stanford News: news.stanford.edu Stanford Universi
	The Comet of Life? of Geophysics and Planetary Sciences at Tel Aviv University found they were the source of missing ingredients needed for life in Earth's ancient primordial soup. "When comets slammed into the Earth through the atmosphere about four billion years ago, they delivered a payload of organic materials to
	Titan atmosphere is in a state of deep freeze. It is this chemical composition that interests scientists a great deal because Titan's atmosphere might consist of compounds similar to those present in the primordial days of the Earth's atmosphere. Titan's thick cloudy atmosphere is mostly nitrogen, like Ea
	JMDMT #2344 Microfossils of Cyanobacteria in Carbonaceous Meteorites , radiogenic and fissiogenic components. On a diagram of 36Ar/132Xe versus 84Kr/132Xe, the measured chondrules fall around Earth-Mars trend. This suggests that removal of matrix is successful and chondrules have no significant amounts of "Q" noble gases. However, it is not clear so far whether chond