Hypothesis of abiogenesis

Hypothesis of abiogenesis suggests that life originated from non-living matter through natural processes. It proposes that simple chemicals on early Earth, under specific conditions, gradually organized into more complex molecules like amino acids and nucleotides. Over time, these molecules formed the first primitive life forms, such as simple cells. This process was driven by factors like energy from sunlight, heat, and volcanic activity, leading to the emergence of living organisms without divine intervention. Abiogenesis explains how life could have arisen spontaneously from non-living components in the planet's prebiotic environment.