Spontaneous generation?

 What is spontaneous generation and who is give this generation?

Spontaneous generation, also known as abiogenesis, is the belief that living organisms could arise from non-living matter, without the need for a pre-existing living organism or seed. This theory was prevalent in ancient times, but it was eventually discredited through scientific experimentation and observation.








One of the most famous proponents of spontaneous generation was Aristotle, who lived in ancient Greece. He believed that certain types of living organisms such as insects and small animals, could arise spontaneously from decaying matter or mud.

Who is Challanged to spontaneous generation? 

However, the theory of spontaneous generation was challenged in the 17th century by scientists such as Francesco Redi and Louis Pasteur. Through their experiments they demonstrated that living organisms could only arise from pre-existing living organisms and that spontaneous generation did not occur.

Today, the theory of spontaneous generation has been widely discredited, and it is not accepted as a valid scientific explanation for the origin of life.

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