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Researchers froze the simplest amino acid to nearly minus 260°C and bombarded it with radiation that mimics cosmic rays — and it formed peptides, the building blocks of proteins, under conditions that exist before stars and planets are born

The experiment sounds almost designed to fail. Take glycine, the simplest amino acid used by life on...

SCIENCE July 13, 2026

Researchers froze the simplest amino acid to nearly minus 260°C and bombarded it with radiation that mimics cosmic rays — and it formed peptides, the building blocks of proteins, under conditions that exist before stars and planets are born

The experiment sounds almost designed to fail. Take glycine, the simplest amino acid used by life on Earth. Cool it to nearly minus 260°C,...

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The experiment sounds almost designed to fail. Take glycine, the simplest amino acid used by life on Earth. Cool it to nearly minus 260°C,...

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