What did Stanley Miller's experiment in 1953 illustrate regarding the origins of life?

A.
It produced the chemicals of life by simulating earth's early conditions.

B.
It created spontaneous generation, which showed the earth's age.

C.
It produced radiometric dating, which showed the earth's age.

D.
It produced the chemicals of life by simulating earth's modern conditions.

Question

What did Stanley Miller's experiment in 1953 illustrate regarding the origins of life?	
 
 A.
It produced the chemicals of life by simulating earth's early conditions.
 
 B.
It created spontaneous generation, which showed the earth's age.
 
 C.
It produced radiometric dating, which showed the earth's age.
 
 D.
It produced the chemicals of life by simulating earth's modern conditions.

anonymous · Answer

It produced the chemicals of life by simulating earth's early conditions.

kitten_is_back · Answer

okay @jabez177  can you check please

jabez177 · Answer

Let me see...

anonymous · Answer

I wouldn't answer if i didnt know what the answer is

jabez177 · Answer

It's actually D...

anonymous · Answer

its not, the whole part of his experiment was to find a way that life can come about earth, why would he use earths modern conditiones if life came about thousands of years ago.

anonymous · Answer

"In 1953, scientist Stanley Miller performed an experiment that may explain what occurred on primitive Earth billions of years ago. He sent an electrical charge through a flask of a chemical solution of methane, ammonia, hydrogen and water. This created organic compounds including amino acids."

kitten_is_back · Answer

wow

jabez177 · Answer

Yes. So Earth's modern conditions.

anonymous · Answer

Modern is present or recent times

anonymous · Answer

and life is not recent, im sorry but you're incorrect

jabez177 · Answer

Fine...