👉 The Troy fluid, also known as a Trojan fluid or a Trojan-like fluid, is a hypothetical, highly viscous, and potentially complex biological fluid that some researchers speculate could have played a role in the formation of Earth's oceans and the early evolution of life. Unlike typical water, Troy fluid is theorized to have unique properties such as extreme viscosity and possibly the ability to dissolve a wide range of organic compounds, making it an ideal medium for the concentration and stabilization of early biochemical reactions. This fluid might have originated from deep-sea hydrothermal vents or other extreme environments, providing a rich chemical soup that could have facilitated the emergence of life. However, the exact nature and origin of Troy fluid remain subjects of ongoing scientific debate and research.
