/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8223097
>What's the origin of life
Unknown
>If it is from outter space - would there ever be a way to find out how that came to be
Find space rocks will life in them
>is earth biology limiting our studies
You got that backwards

>>8223123
Do biologists ever integrate math or computers in their study???

>>8223126
Not that anon, but yes.
Permutations are used Genetics and in Ecology.

>>8223132
Other than that, I mean main theories in biology say that life came from a special state of the RNA - but can't explain how that RNA formed in first place... have they attempted to simulate the environment? Or they kept it on level of oral tradition story telling?

>>8223134
Yea, heaps of study, the Miller–Urey experiment is a famous early one.

There's no reason to assume we can or can't recreate it though, we don't know what occurred, so it's obviously unknown whether we could replicate the conditions necessary, or figure out how it occurred, still worth trying though.

>>8223123
>What's the origin of life
probably abiogenesis
>If it is from outter space - would there ever be a way to find out how that came to be
sure
>is earth biology limiting our studies
what
>how could math help with it's models
the way it helps with everything else?
>computers
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>>8223134
>have they attempted to simulate the environment?
It's not that simple, considering it took some billion of years for the first self replicating molecults to form with the whole Earth as a laboratory, just replication the conditions in a test tube and waiting is too much of a naive approach.

>>8223126
No never, in fact when people try to make them they throw eggs at them.