Sentence examples for primordial building blocks from inspiring English sources

"They are essentially the primordial building blocks of the solar system".

Astronomers peering back to the early days of the universe have detected the primordial building blocks of galaxies.

Although these lumps may have formed as ices sublimated out of the pit, some team scientists believe that these outsized "goosebumps" are 67P's primordial building blocks.

Researchers picking through microscopic bits of comet Wild 2 have found minerals that must have formed when warm liquid water completely altered some of the primordial building blocks of comets.

Although some of the Andromeda clouds are likely the remains of satellite galaxies torn apart by tidal forces, many others likely represent the same small primordial building blocks from which the Andromeda galaxy accreted over the past 10 billion years or so.

Regarding the energetics of the primeval polymerization, Wächtershäuser speculated that ionic binding of the primordial building blocks to the FeS surfaces might facilitate their interaction and even make the synthetic reactions thermodynamically favorable [ 56- 58].

After finding such a puddle in Kamchatka on the eastern coast of Russia, where recent volcanic activity had erased any signs of life, Deamer and colleagues added a can of "primordial soup" containing the building blocks of proteins and DNA, as well as fatty acids that could form rudimentary cell membranes (ScienceNOW, 15 April 2002).

But the results are likely to provide insights into the possible role of comets in contributing some of the chemical building blocks to the primordial mix from which life evolved on the early Earth.

Researcher Amanda Zangari said that MU69 could provide a look at "one of the ancient building blocks of the planets", since the belt contains the "primordial remnants of the disc that formed the planets" about four billion years ago.

In 1953, the Miller Urey experiment demonstrated that a combination of lightning and the chemical compounds that existed in the atmosphere of a primordial Earth could form organic compounds (including amino acids) that could serve as the building blocks of life.

Comets are primordial bodies composed of water, ammonia, methane, carbon dioxide and other materials — the same fundamental building blocks that gave rise to the planets 4.5 billion years ago.