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A Meteorite the Size of Four Mount Everests Hit Earth - It Left This Strange Aftermath

The S2 impact facilitated nutrient release, benefitting early microbial life despite its destructive force.

What happened when giant S2 meteor hit Earth 3 billion years ago?- Harvard Gazette

The S2 meteorite impact significantly influenced the evolution of early life and reshaped Earth's geological landscape.

The impact of a meteorite larger than four Everests gave rise to life over 3 billion years ago

The impact of meteorite S2 3.26 billion years ago may have strengthened early life rather than extinguishing it.

A Meteorite the Size of Four Mount Everests Hit Earth - It Left This Strange Aftermath

The S2 impact facilitated nutrient release, benefitting early microbial life despite its destructive force.

What happened when giant S2 meteor hit Earth 3 billion years ago?- Harvard Gazette

The S2 meteorite impact significantly influenced the evolution of early life and reshaped Earth's geological landscape.

The impact of a meteorite larger than four Everests gave rise to life over 3 billion years ago

The impact of meteorite S2 3.26 billion years ago may have strengthened early life rather than extinguishing it.
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We Can Thank Deep-Space Asteroids for Helping Start Life on Earth

Earth's early environment hindered the development of life, requiring the import of essential elements from space.

Life on Earth may have started when lightning hit volcano eruptions

Lightning from volcanic eruptions in ancient times emitted extreme levels of nitrogen, which triggered the earliest lifeforms.
Nitrogen combined with lightning strikes reacts with oxygen and produces nitrogen oxide, creating an environment suitable for life to develop and sustain.
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