< “The best hypothesis now is that there was very little hydrogen in the atmosphere because it would have escaped into space.
Instead, the atmosphere probably consisted of carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and
water vapor,” Wells said. “So my gripe is that textbooks still present
the Miller experiment as though it reflected the earth’s early environment,
when most geochemists since the 1960s would say it was totally
unlike Miller’s.”
- Lee Strobel from Case for a Creator.
Thus Miller's experiment has false assumptions about the preconditions for the start of life to occur.
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