September 2, 2013 – 22:38
Into A Super-American researcher has conducted a study that is doing more than a little confused and scientists around the world. The key issue in that the same is in the detail is really among those that awaken the curiosity even non-scholars. It speaks in detail the origin of life on Planet Earth. The theory is Steve Banner states that life on Earth would come directly from a planet that scientists are studying Mars. According Banner life on Earth would come dislodged by a meteorite from Mars, containing the oxidized molybdenum, hang on our planet. Into 
There has focused in particular on a study of this magnitude to the famous conference of Geochemistry ‘Goldschmidt 2013′, held in Florence. “This element, when it is oxidized, it is able to influence the birth of the f irst forms of life,” concluded Benner. Into The researcher wanted to specify the press that: “Life on Earth came from Mars, then we are Martians.” The scholar, has coordinated a team of scientists from the ‘The Westheimer Institute for Science and Technology’, in the United States. According to this group of North American scholars, this belief is derived after considering the presence of oxidized molybdenum, an element considered to be present on Mars. Some researchers, however, are skeptical, in fact for the emergence of life would not be enough only this chemical element. The debate is open and there will be further developments.
There has focused in particular on a study of this magnitude to the famous conference of Geochemistry ‘Goldschmidt 2013′, held in Florence. “This element, when it is oxidized, it is able to influence the birth of the f irst forms of life,” concluded Benner. Into The researcher wanted to specify the press that: “Life on Earth came from Mars, then we are Martians.” The scholar, has coordinated a team of scientists from the ‘The Westheimer Institute for Science and Technology’, in the United States. According to this group of North American scholars, this belief is derived after considering the presence of oxidized molybdenum, an element considered to be present on Mars. Some researchers, however, are skeptical, in fact for the emergence of life would not be enough only this chemical element. The debate is open and there will be further developments. 
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