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It is not currently possible to create a living organism ab initio due to theoverwhelming complexity of biological systems. In fact, the origin of lifemechanism, this being how biological organisms form from non-living matter, isunknown. In an attempt to better understand how abiogenesis can occur, someresearchers have taken water out of their models and instead opted for moreexotic approaches. These assumptions will have strong implications forastronomical observations and potential future space exploration. By breakingdown water's properties to the physical, chemical and biological level,herewith it is demonstrated to be the most adequate medium for the formation oflife.

Of Aliens and Exoplanets: Why the search for life, probably, requires the search for water