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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
Ever since its discovery in 1977, scientists locate geyser-like structures called '''hydrothermal vents''' every year. Hydrothermal vents sit on ocean floors, discharging clouds of smoke underwater all over the globe. They are full of pressure and chemicals, making the water temperatures rise up to 400° Celcius (750° Farenheit)! Even with this blazing heat, organisms manage to survive and reproduce under these conditions. As scientists study these sea vents, they come up with theories as to how life may have began. | Ever since its discovery in 1977, scientists locate geyser-like structures called '''hydrothermal vents''' every year. Hydrothermal vents sit on ocean floors, discharging clouds of smoke underwater all over the globe. They are full of pressure and chemicals, making the water temperatures rise up to 400° Celcius (750° Farenheit)! Even with this blazing heat, organisms manage to survive and reproduce under these conditions. As scientists study these sea vents, they come up with theories as to how life may have began from them. However, there are many questions raised when these theories are presented, giving creationism an edge over these theories. | ||
== Discovery of Hydrothermal Vents == | == Discovery of Hydrothermal Vents == | ||
