Creation Moment 7/7/2017 - Which "Building Blocks" were found?

Gird up thy loins now like a man: I will demand of thee, and declare thou unto me.

Job 40:7

"Despite funding from NASA in the millions of dollars, the concocted science called ‘astrobiology’ has not a single example of life beyond Earth. What excites astrobiologists is planets that might be habitable, and molecules that might contribute to life. The latest example of GIDO thinking is clear in Astrobiology Magazine‘s headline, “Prebiotic Molecules Discovered on Accretion Disk of Baby Star.” To keep the dream alive, they never say post-biotic or a-biotic, which would be depressing. Instead, they tempt with suggestive phrases like “building blocks of life” stated with emotion. This time, materialists in Taiwan take a turn titillating NASA’s raison d’ê·tre:

These molecules play a crucial role in producing the rich organic chemistry needed for life. The discovery suggests that the building blocks of life are produced in such disks at the very beginning of star formation and that they are available to be incorporated into planets that form in the disk subsequently. It could help us understand how life came to be on Earth.
“It is so exciting to discover complex organic molecules on an accretion disk around a baby star,” says Chin-Fei Lee at ASIAA.

 Typical heap of happy hope hype for astrobiology. So what was found this time?
Methanol (CH₃OH): This is wood alcohol, the simplest alcohol, just methane with one hydrogen

replaced by hydroxide. It causes blindness and death in people who drink it.

Deuterated methanol (CH₂DOH): Same thing, but with one hydrogen replaced by deuterium (heavy hydrogen, containing an extra neutron). Don’t drink this stuff, either. No living cells use it, so why is it called prebiotic?

Methanethiol (CH₃SH): Similar to methanol except with sulfur instead of oxygen, this is “a colorless, flammable gas with an extremely strong and repulsive smell.” Metabolism of certain foods produces this molecule in small amounts but it gets expelled in flatulence and feces. Also known as methyl mercaptan, “At very high concentrations it is highly toxic and affects the central nervous system,” Wikipedia says. In fact, humans can begin to smell it at one part per billion. A leak of the stuff killed four employees at a DuPont plant in Texas in 2014.

Formamide (NH₂CHO): Wikipedia says, “Formamide is moderately irritating to the eyes, skin and mucous membranes. Inhalation of large amounts of formamide vapor may require medical attention. It is also a teratogen [carcinogen]. Formamide has been shown to exhibit hematoxicity [liver poisoning] in animals and is considered hazardous by prolonged exposure through inhalation, oral intake and dermal absorption. Formamide should never be handled without proper safety attire including gloves and goggles.”

One wonders why scientists don’t call these the “building blocks of death.”
CEH
GIDO: Garbage In, Darwin Out