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Was the early earthEarth radioactive?

I've been reading of the (surprising) fact we are uncertain on whether there is Nuclear Fissionnuclear fission in the center of the earthEarth or not (yet we know so much detail on structures at the other end of the Universe), and I wonder, was the earthEarth radioactive at its early stages? And if yes, would that affect Abiogenesisabiogenesis in positive ways?

Was the early earth radioactive?

I've been reading of the (surprising) fact we are uncertain on whether there is Nuclear Fission in the center of the earth or not (yet we know so much detail on structures at the other end of the Universe), and I wonder, was the earth radioactive at its early stages? And if yes, would that affect Abiogenesis in positive ways?

Was the early Earth radioactive?

I've been reading of the (surprising) fact we are uncertain on whether there is nuclear fission in the center of the Earth or not (yet we know so much detail on structures at the other end of the Universe), and I wonder, was Earth radioactive at its early stages? And if yes, would that affect abiogenesis in positive ways?

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I've been reading of the (surprising) fact we are uncertain on whether there is Nuclear Fission in the center of the earth or not (yet we know so much detail on structures at the other end of the Universe), and I wonder, was the earth radioactive at its early stages? And if yes, would that affect abiogenesisAbiogenesis in positive ways?

I've been reading of the (surprising) fact we are uncertain on whether there is Nuclear Fission in the center of the earth or not (yet we know so much detail on structures at the other end of the Universe), and I wonder, was the earth radioactive at its early stages? And if yes, would that affect abiogenesis in positive ways?

I've been reading of the (surprising) fact we are uncertain on whether there is Nuclear Fission in the center of the earth or not (yet we know so much detail on structures at the other end of the Universe), and I wonder, was the earth radioactive at its early stages? And if yes, would that affect Abiogenesis in positive ways?

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Was the early earth radioactive?

I've been reading of the (surprising) fact we are uncertain on whether there is Nuclear Fission in the center of the earth or not (yet we know so much detail on structures at the other end of the Universe), and I wonder, was the earth radioactive at its early stages? And if yes, would that affect abiogenesis in positive ways?