Pasteur and Tyndall finally settled the Spontaneous Generation Controversy with the experiments performed that disproved the theory.
This was a theory that stated that life would spontaneously arise, as an attempt to explain the fungi that would grow on food and the appearance of fly larvae in meat, since the existence of bacteria was not known at the time. Pasteur and Tyndall finally disproved this theory by showing that these things do not occur when the food is isolated from the open air.
Therefore, we can confirm that through their experiments which showed that without contact with the open air, life does not arise from leftover food, Pasteur and Tyndall proved that more is needed for life to arise.
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