Environment
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It's Alive!: Lightning Played an Important Role in Creating Life on Earth
According to recent findings, lightning strikes were almost as critical as meteorites in providing the ideal conditions for life to arise on Earth. This indicates that life could evolve on Earth-like planets using the same process at any time if the atmospheric conditions are optimal.
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