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A major clue of the origin of life has been found in space

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The discovery of sugars in interstellar space is significant as it suggests that the building blocks of life are widespread in the universe. Sugars are a key component of many biological molecules, including DNA and RNA, and their presence in space could provide insight into how life on Earth originated. The detection of these molecules in interstellar space also sheds light on the possibility that the raw materials for life could have been delivered to our planet on comets or meteorites.
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A major clue of the origin of life has been found in space
'This is the very first sugar to be detected in interstellar space.'
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