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The Introduction and History of Astrobiology
- Class notes • 4 pages • 2022
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This document is an overview of: 
-	The Introduction to Astrobiology 
-	The History of Astrobiology 
-	The Influential Men of Astrobiology 
-	Discoveries
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The Structure of Life on Earth
- Class notes • 6 pages • 2022
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This document is an overview of: 
-	The Structure of Life: Building Blocks – Amino Acids 
-	The Structure of Life: Cells 
-	The Structure of Life: DNA 
-	DNA Replication 
-	Cellular Energy
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Life On Earth - The Origin and Biology
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- R150,49
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This document is an overview of: 
-	The Basics of Life 
-	Materialism vs Vitalism 
-	Spontaneous Generation and its Experiments 
-	Life on Earth 
-	Antonie van Leeuwenhoek 
-	The Biology of Earth
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Astrobiology handwritten lecture analysis notes
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The document contains my handwritten notes accompanied by diagrams covering the topics listed in the description, compiled from the astrobiology course textbook, lecture notes and my own personal knowledge/research.
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Astrobiology: formation of the moon questions and answers
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This document covers questions relating to the formation of the moon such as how the giant impact model works, why we think the moon was formed from the Earth and why we can rule out theories such as the common origin hypothesis
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Astrobiology: the origin of life hypothesis summary notes
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This document outlines the definition of life, and why defining what is living and what isn't can sometimes be difficult. It also covers what the RNA world theory is and describes the earliest cells which would've been discovered on Earth
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Astrobiology: Origin of life location handwritten lecture analysis notes
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These notes detail deep sea hydrothermal vents as a possible location for the origin of life, while also briefly touching on impact craters as a plausible location. It also explains the iron-sulphur world hypothesis and evidence to support this theory.