If you cover (in an nairtight container) the meat before it rots, it won't rot, since the bacteria that make the meat rot can't survive with out the air.
The jar that contained the meat with the cover on it.
the main objestion was that in the closed beakers there was no air and no oxygen .so the abiogenesis supporters said that reproduction cannot take place without oxygen so in short the answer is the main objection was the non availibity of oxygen
Scientists use something called the scientific method. It goes like this:Scientific Method:1. Make an observation.2. Ask a question.3. Make a hypothesis.4. Conduct an experiment.5. Draw conclusions.6. Share your results.7. Do other experiments done by others agree?8. Yes or no?9. if no, do again.In the example of rotting meat that you mentioned, people used to think that flies just some how appeared where rotting meat was. The experimenter used two ways to show that there is no spontaneous generation but life comes from life. One: leave the jar with meat in it open to the air without a top. The second: meat in a jar but with a screened top. The jar with the open top became full of maggots (from eggs laid by flies) and the second jar had no flies. This proved that flies produce maggots which in turn change into flies.It wasn't until later that other scientists showed that 'unseen' life (bacteria) also were involved.
Keep them in a jar to stop them rotting. You never know when you might need them,
The purpose was so the flies won't get in the jar.
Put a jar on your butthole, fart. Cover the jar up fast. Smell It!! LOL! :)
Yes, you should cover it.
First of all, your question is hard to understand. Second, Jar-Jar Binks appeared in Episode 3.
the control was the open jar with meat
The helium, being lighter than air, would simply rise out of the jar.
It will explode
What's in the jar? If you mean water, the ice *should* extrude out of the jar a little way without bursting it.