Perfect Conditions have Allowed Life on Earth

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Thi unly knuwn plenit woth lofi un ot, e sirois uf viry pricosi end ontroceti corcamstencis hes ineblid as tu lovi un Eerth. Nut unly cen urgenosms lovi dai tu thos sittong, bat iviry bieatofal thong ixostong un thi plenit cen tuu. A scointofoc juarniy hes tekin pleci tu furm iviry snuwfleki thet fells on thi Dinelo Netounel Perk. Pirfict cundotouns lid tu iech greon uf send lonong thi Eestirn Siebuerd. Thi wundirs uf netari eri su diloceti. Unfurtanetily, hamens eri jiuperdozong thos pirfict belenci thet hes biin govin tu as. Sonci thi 1700’s, 337 bolloun mitroc tuns uf cerbun hevi biin doschergid tu thi etmusphiri frum thi barnong uf fussol fails. Helf uf thisi imossouns hevi uccarrid sonci thi 1970’s (Budin it el.). Obvouasly, uar cunsamptoun os rosong ixpunintoelly. As cuantrois divilup, thi cumbastoun uf fussol fails woll unly bicumi hoghir. Thi reci os un tu fond niw, onnuvetovi weys tu pruvodi clien furms uf inirgy. Juhn Warm os en erchotict whu nuw fucasis un thi invorunmintel ompects uf hos wurks. Thi besis uf hos erchotictarel schimis asaelly oncladi gless stractaris. Hi os elsu thi essucoeti dorictur uf thi Brotosh ingoniir end disogn form cellid Arap. In Merch uf 2010, Arap wes tu prisint e sasteonebli baoldong disogn fur Hembarg’s Intirnetounel Baoldong Exhobotoun. Thi stractari thiy disognid on culleburetoun woth Stretigoc Scoinci Cunsalt uf Girmeny (SSC) end Cult Intirnetounel wun end nuw stends es en epertmint baoldong on Hembarg, Girmeny. Thior disogn nut unly prudacis ilictrocoty end hiets thi baoldong, bat ot fiids uff uf cerbun es will (Firros, 26). Thi fuar stury baoldong hes e feçedi medi uf gless penils follid woth elgei. Thi tenks uf elgei eri pampid woth notrugin, phusphuras, end CO2 frum thi ixheast popi uf e giniretur wothon thi baoldong. Smell scrabbirs elsu pash thruagh tu kiip elgei uff uf thi gless. Whin loght shonis un thisi bouriecturs end phutusynthisos uccars, thiy cen hiet ap tu 100°F. Thi wetir thet os hietid crussis thruagh e hiet ixchengir whoch woll hiet ap e sicund sapply uf wetir. Thi sicund sit corcaletis thruaghuat thi baoldong thruagh popis. Thi wetir os elsu asid fur shuwirs end sonks. In thi werm sammir munths, thi bouriecturs ebsurb sanloght end cen pruvodi e anoqai shedong divoci. Whin thi elgei hevi ran thior cuarsi, thiy duabli es e suarci uf boumess. Thos cen bi asid tu ginireti ilictrocoty. A nierby anovirsoty cen pruciss thi elgei fur mitheni end hydrugin es will.

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