Everything we know and see to this day was formed a few billion years ago on a fireball-like rock, and today’s life came to the world with countless evolutionary trees. But scientists have so far found the root of these trees and The main factor that makes it possible not discovered.

All research to date has mostly followed two different paths: Conducting retrospective research on today’s animals and plants. (upside down) and to study the process back to the beginning of life, when there was no life on Earth. (bottom top). But today news of a new strategy was announced.

A new strategy explores how life originated:

NASA’s Laurie Barge and her team have announced a new research strategy to bridge the gap between these two accepted research types in the scientific world – an area that will combine both methods:electron transport chains”.

This chain is one of the most basic structures for the transport of enzymes in living things and is thus an important binding point for the evolutionary history on Earth. A comprehensive understanding of this system, in addition to explaining how life first originated, About what to look for outside the world can give good advice.

Of course, whether there is a success with this strategy or not. but we’ll have to wait and see. The result of new studies by scientists will reveal the success of the strategy.

So, what are the gaps in the two most commonly used methods?

The biggest gap of the two methods was included in the announcement of the new strategy. Although the top-down method shows the history of life, the team says it can only trace genes that are also present in today’s creatures. The bottom up method isprebiotic chemistryshows how life might come about through his experiments, but is inconclusive.