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Has there ever been a computer modelling of abiogenesis?

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Neutralmind
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12-13-2006 5:28 PM

This just popped into my mind. There are lots of computer modelling of weather, galaxy formations, ecosystems and such. But has there ever been a decent attempt to make a computer scenario/model of abiogenesis happening? With all the chemicals reacting and such. Even if only to a very primitive stage, has it been done?
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If not, why? The formations of galaxies and atoms reacting must be as hard to model as chemical reactions resulting into more complex forms and eventually to "life".
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I suggest coffee house because this is not really a science topic.
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12-13-2006 5:40 PM

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