Where wast thou when I laid the foundations of the earth?
declare, if thou hast understanding.
Job 38:4
"Professor Bada pointed out,.... “Currently, considerable
controversy exists about the source of the organic compounds necessary
for the origin of life on Earth.”
Only a limited variety of organic molecules would have formed and 
in at
best only trace quantities given the insignificant amount of reducing
gases thought to have been present in the early earth.
---The alleged frequent impacts of objects 10–100 km in diameter on the
early earth would have pyrolyzed all organics present and prevented the
origin of primitive organisms.
---Furthermore, the annual source of amino acids (AAs) into the oceans
from micrometeorite and cosmic dust which survived 
pyrolysis during
atmospheric passage would have been < 3 x 10–15 g/l per year.
---The maximum accumulation time would have been about 10 million years,
since the entire oceans would have circulated through the hydrothermal
vents during this time period, completely destroying AAs.
---Bada concluded
that the maximum concentration of AAs in ancient oceans would have been
only about 10–8 g/l, which corresponds to a concentration of ~ 10–10 M, using an AA average molecular weight of about 110 daltons."
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