This chapter presents a multifaceted exploration of the origins of life, beginning with historical perspectives on early life in Greenland and the interaction between Viking settlers and the indigenous Inuit. The text then transitions to a scientific examination of ancient rocks from Greenland, which provide geological evidence related to the earliest forms of life on Earth. It concludes by discussing various scientific hypotheses on abiogenesis, including the Oparin-Haldane theory and the role of RNA and quantum mechanics in the initial stages of life's emergence.