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This article was translated seven years ago, but remains basically single-source (Kenji Ikehara), with no critical or supportive commentary or follow-up from other scientists. As such its notability must be in question. I've rated it "start" but "stub" is a possible choice given the low quality of the sourcing. If nobody else has really talked about this, then the article should be redirected to Alternative abiogenesis scenarios and merged there as a (very) short paragraph, with the sources available. If people have written about it, for or against, then we ought to hear about it, with reliable sources. Chiswick Chap ( talk) 15:50, 27 June 2022 (UTC) reply