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The discussion extends beyond Earth, contemplating whether similar prebiotic processes happen elsewhere in the universe. The mineral and chemical environments that fostered life here might be common on other planets or moons—such as Europa or Enceladus—making the study of life's origins an astrobiological pursuit. The recognition that early biochemical systems are deeply tied to planetary geology reshapes our understanding of potential life elsewhere and the fundamental requirements for life's emergence.