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  #1 rexsport on 11 Aug 19

   

  By the student supervisor. "Dr. Jeffrey Bada At first glance there are only a few bubbles and tubes, but this device has been carefully designed to have a tank primarily to act instead of the ocean, and this tank is also connected. There is another tank that acts instead of the atmosphere, and in this atmosphere we have electrodes that can discharge electrical charge to these electrodes.
  Until thunderstorms are created, the product of action will also exit the atmosphere and enter this tube. The origin of life continued for 7 days and it was at this time that the ocean tank slowly turned dark brown. A substance similar to a toxic sludge. This is a sensitive test. If not careful, it can break down. And the result is very toxic and contains a lot of hydrogen cyanide.
  You should never experiment with this. It can kill you for a second. But this brown liquid contains a vital element, along with these toxic chemicals. There are "amino acids".

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner"><p>By the student supervisor. "Dr. Jeffrey Bada At first glance there are only a few bubbles and tubes, but this device has been carefully designed to have a tank primarily to act instead of the ocean, and this tank is also connected. There is another tank that acts instead of the atmosphere, and in this atmosphere we have electrodes that can discharge electrical charge to these electrodes.<br />Until thunderstorms are created, the product of action will also exit the atmosphere and enter this tube. The origin of life continued for 7 days and it was at this time that the ocean tank slowly turned dark brown. A substance similar to a toxic sludge. This is a sensitive test. If not careful, it can break down. And the result is very toxic and contains a lot of hydrogen cyanide.<br />You should never experiment with this. It can kill you for a second. But this brown liquid contains a vital element, along with these toxic chemicals. There are "amino acids".</p></div>

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