Sun’s UV

Sun’s UV Creates Chemical Reaction In The Atmosphere That May Explain Life On Earth

Medicine & Technology Apr 17, 2017

An interaction between aerosols and sunlight has pushed for the mysterious formation of carbon-containing particles in the atmosphere. Can this be the primary source of energy to sustain life on Earth millions of years ago?

Sun’s UV

Sun’s UV Creates Chemical Reaction In The Atmosphere That May Explain Life On Earth

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