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how rocks from space led to life, culture, and Donkey Kong. We see on the world's world

life because we've established that there's a way of saying what happened before the moon

and after the moon. Right now, Greg, I need a definition. What is a complex organic molecule?

Well, a complex organic molecule is a molecule that contains carbon, usually some hydrogen bonded to it.

And then when it becomes complex, I guess it gets a little bicker than just carbon and hydrogen.

So, you know, the definition is quite fuzzy about what complex means, but it just means

something that's got a little bit more to it than just carbon and hydrogen, I guess.

And the reason we're looking at them is because the word organic is highly suggestive.

However, we don't have the, at this point, we don't have the formula

that we need to put together organic molecules, amino acids, and meteorites. But it would

appear that you have the elements for it. That's from reading your reporting. You don't go any farther than that.

You just say that you have these elements, which is why the question is, were they here on

earth when the earth was built? Did they come from meteorites? But Greg, you've taught me that

Earth and Mars and the asteroid belt and the meteorites that fall upon us and even

the commas that come in from your cloud, we're all made of the same thing. Is that correct?

Essentially, yeah. So, you know, different elements are going to be concentrated in different areas.

But yeah, we're all kind of made from the same blended material from the molecular cloud.

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