[Junior]

Firstly, the experiments done most recently mimic the conditions in the interstellar medium and they've produced amino acids and fatty globules which structurally resemble cell walls.

Secondly, simply because an experiment is done in the laboratory, the result is not necessarily artificial (intelligently designed). Would water created by passing an electrical current through a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen gas be artificial simply because it was done in the laboratory? Experiments have long been done that mimic the natural environment in an effort to allow researchers to view natural processes on the researchers time, as opposed to nature's time.

[Frumious Bandersnatch]

There is still controversy about the parameters of such experiments.  It's a lot like weather models which predict global warming, but can't even predict past weather accurately.

It doesn't matter about the results either, the end result was because of design.  In order to get more unbiased results, the experimenters will have to observe it naturally in action.  And even that won't disprove the validity of ID.

[gore3000]

Firstly, the experiments done most recently mimic the conditions in the interstellar medium and they've produced amino acids and fatty globules which structurally resemble cell walls.

To get facts from you is like pulling teeth. Let's see the facts of when, how, where, what, who. Also, I fail to see how the "interstellar medium" could have a single bit of similarity with an already formed planet.