Space
Ribose In RNA Can Develop In Comets; Life Beyond Earth Still Positive
Scientists have previously discovered that most of the molecular building blocks of life, organic compounds that can be assembled to protein, RNA and DNA, can be found in comets, interstellar dust and asteroid.
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