#特朗普数字资产政策新方向 Have you ever thought about this question—are we really the original inhabitants of Earth?

NASA recently dropped a bombshell: on an asteroid called Bennu, they found all the materials needed for RNA. Note, it's the full set, not just a few scattered pieces.

Nucleobases are there—the alphabet of the code of life. Ribose was also found, which is the string that links these letters together. RNA—the ancestor of DNA, the very first self-replicating code on Earth.

What does this mean?
It means the raw materials for life weren't an exclusive recipe for Earth.

They're more like seed packets prepped by some force, silently drifting in the cold universe. As long as they find a planet with enough water, enough time, and a stable environment, the grand drama of self-evolution can begin.

This news really is explosive.

But from another perspective, it's more like a reminder: don't take ourselves too seriously. Our origin may be even more distant than any myth or legend. So far away it makes you feel awe—and a bit unsettled.

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