Thank you. I only have high school biology as a background.
Next question... How would a "cell" generate, or "form" a cell wall, a nucleus, and all else needed to support itself, and be mobile? By what known ( and OBSERVED) means could this happen?
How can a star be formed. Remember... use only observed means. None of that there high faluting fancy shmancy theory and physics.
Mobility isn't required for life. At simplest you need RNA, a membrane (cell wall) and metabolism. It's been found that fatty acids will form a membrane in the right pH and nucleotides will move into and out of the vesicle. A certain type of clay is known to both activate the generation of that membrane and polymerize RNA from those nucleotides.
BTW, yes, I was waiting for this eventual irreducible complexity question based on your question in #250. Please don’t try such an obvious set-up again. At least make it challenging to detect.