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Comment on A coming marriage: Additive Manufacturing and Nanotechnology by Is Rapid Manufacture Ready to Supplant Machine Tools? | Accuchines Manufacturing

Thu, 09 Feb 2012 18:01:53 +0000

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Comment on The Global Warming controversy is ended… by Grant

Grant — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 19:31:20 +0000

Agreed with comment above. CFC’s were first recognized as harmful in 1985… huh, right as “global warming” started to happen. Not only that, but the Sun is going through its final stages of Solar Max and is about to begin creating less Sun Spots, therefore, less radiation, therefore, less heat. Y0u can also research the annual temperatures of Greenland over the last 50 years and find that Greenland’s annual temperatures have gotten COLDER by 2 degrees celsius. So much for Greenland melting. Furthermore, volcanoes have a much larger impact than humans, changing global temperatures for as long as two years… and there have been a number of eruptions lately, including the one on Iceland.

And to conclude: what happened 15,000 years ago when the last ice age happened? Was it Wooley Mammoths driving SUV’s?

Comment on A coming marriage: Additive Manufacturing and Nanotechnology by Is Rapid Manufacture Ready to Supplant Machine Tools? | Accuchines Manufacturing

Sun, 05 Feb 2012 22:23:42 +0000

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Comment on Quantum entanglement helps keep DNA together by Rakesh Tiwari

Rakesh Tiwari — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 13:01:33 +0000

Yes,
I agree.
Because nature is very selective. Each and every piece of his creation is specific. DNA is not a ordinary molecule, it has three-dimensional super quasi helix crystalline structure. Furthermore it is only molecule which have -i2 transformation (I Ind strand is anti parallel to first strand in same pattern) for possibility of entanglement. Which indicates it may store a huge data and information and moreover zip and unzip it. Due to this it may transfer information to mRNA without changing chemical structure (Catalytic behavior).

Comment on New projections: Drought increasing worldwide by Hans Precht

Hans Precht — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 19:59:53 +0000

This concerns about drinking water.

Hydrogeologists,Universities and Staten Institutions are not able to produce hydrologic inland maps to find acquifers to end the drought in many zones of the country.
Pls.see the internet pages under: http://www.hydromaps.de to understand better what’s wrong in the administrations.
In case of interest please use: hydromaps@t-online.de for communications.

Comment on Quantum teleportation over 16 km in open air by Photos & Vids of PLA, PLAAF and PLAN ( Updated on regular basis )... - Page 36

Thu, 19 Jan 2012 02:48:37 +0000

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Comment on Super-photon: A Bose-Einstein condensate with practical potential by John

John — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 12:18:17 +0000

To Odin:
actually, this is what the article said:
“Harnessing photons to make a BEC is considered relatively simple by this method, but that’s in a laboratory. At a commercial scale and in a variety of environments – well let’s say that success is not a given.”
and
“Physicists, however, can be clever. Four physicists at Bonn University (Germany), Jan Klaers, Julian Schmitt, Dr. Frank Vewinger, and Professor Dr. Martin Weitz published their successful technique in the November 2010 issue of Science [Bose–Einstein condensation of photons in an optical microcavity]. They created a specialized cold-chamber (actually a miniscule cavity) with two highly reflective mirrors and bounced light (photons) between them. Between the mirrors was a layer of dissolved pigment molecules in a fluid. As the photons passed through the layer, some of them temporarily became engaged with the pigment and cooled to the pigment’s temperature – room temperature. As the temperature dropped, a laser beam was added to excite the pigment molecules so that even more photons were cooled. Eventually the point of condensation was reached, and the photons ‘clumped together’ (condensed) into a super-photon particle.
It means they started at room temperature and gradually cooled the pigment. Anyway, I found this article too late.

Comment on Nanosponge delivers by simanti das

simanti das — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 12:50:21 +0000

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Comment on Ephaptic coupling: Could be how brains coordinate by Felix W.

Felix W. — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 15:29:10 +0000

Local Field Potentials or “weak fields” as you call it, have been known and measured for decades. Also, they are not that weak at all, when arising from highly correlated neuronal activity they can even be measured outside the skull – thats how EEG works since over hundred years.
The novel aspect of the paper is that LFPs are not just a byproduct of spiking activity but actually influence the spiking activity of neighboring neurons themselves.

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