In the experiment Urey and Miller demonstrated that organic molecules could form under simulated conditions of early Earth.
The Miller-Urey experiment, often known as the Miller experiment or Miller experiment, was a chemical experiment that examined the chemical origin of life under conditions that were supposed to have existed on the early, primordial Earth in 1952.
The experiment at the time validated the theory of J. B. S. Haldane and Alexander Oparin, according to which hypothetical conditions on the early Earth would have encouraged chemical reactions that created more complex organic molecules from simpler inorganic substrates. The University of Chicago's Harold Urey oversaw Stanley Miller's 1952 experiment, which is regarded as the standard investigation on abiogenesis. The results were published the following year.
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