New research, however, suggests a solution to these discrepancies: microlightning.
Namely, small drops tend to carry a negative charge, while large drops usually gain a positive charge.
The team photographed the microlightning with high-speed cameras.
Researchers demonstrated that the electricity caused by splashing water would have been enough to form organic molecules in early Earth.© wirestock via Freepik
I think this overcomes many of the problems people have with the Miller-Urey hypothesis.
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