The Synthesis of Life

The synthesis of life refers to the process by which simple molecules assemble into complex, living systems. It involves chemical reactions where basic building blocks like amino acids and nucleotides form larger structures such as proteins, RNA, and cell components. Over time, these molecules organize into cell-like structures, leading to the emergence of living organisms. This process is thought to have started on Earth through natural steps involving environmental conditions that foster chemical reactions, ultimately resulting in the development of the first primitive life forms.