> However, I would not describe those as small. The majority of the interplanetary bodies that orbit the Sun and which fall from time to time on Earth as meteorites are far too small to have ever had conditions for the appearance of life.

So what? The meteorites that fall to Earth were not that size for their entire existence. They are fragments of larger bodies that have collided over the billions of years. Iron meteorites, for example, are remnants of the cores of larger bodies that were big enough to undergo melting and differentiation in the early solar system.

Moreover, "not all places are suitable for OoL, therefore no places are suitable for OoL" would be a non sequitur, so I don't see how what you're trying to say there leads anywhere useful.