Not sure which particle your were thinking of but the axion was supposed to be really light, in the eV range, its the gravitino that is in the plancks (need a atom smasher as big as the solar system) mass range. String theory does have axions in it as well as stacks of light neutral particles called moduli. The article didn't say how they knew or why they thought that particle was an axion. The experiment found at light neutral particle with mass ~19 Mev (or maybe 7 Mev) that decays to electron positron pairs, they didn't say the had a spin measurement, if its not spin 0 with negative parity its definitely not an axion. Another experiment (PVLAS) last year found evidence a particle with mass in the milliEv range, that fits more with an axion. So maybe this is something else.
Either way its hardly googles job to decide what is acceptible or not. Thats is for courts to decide, and really the benefit off the doubt should be on the side of the writers right to speech. If you say you hate gnomes, (replace elf with whatever racial group), then thats an opinon, and you have a right to hold it. If you say all gnomes have AIDS, and some gnomes don't, then thats libel on a race, and you could be fairly sued for it.
Prison doesn't really reduce crime.
One of minister (i forget which one) went to prison, and when he come out, he give a fascinating discription of prison: Its a university for criminals, while there they learn and swap all sorts of ways to make a living from crime, and then once out, they a little chance for any normal work.
"Intelligent life will not be using electromagnetic radiation to communicate over interstellar distances."
There really isn't anything else (that we know about) they could use, neutrinos and gravity waves are just too weakly interacting, the antenna would need to be planet sized. Charged particles don't fly straight and neutrons decay, so that just leaves light, barring undiscovered forces.
Price of JackPC to fit in wall socket, £209. Price of builder to make a hole the wall £200, Price of plasterer to seal the hole £200. Lol, but seriously isn't a ordinary small form factor pc, more capable and not much more money.
It about time someone demostrates that music does indeed damage sanity, sexuality and hearing, then we form a class action suit for anyone whoes listen to such and band, and sue to RIAA for profitting from good that damage listeners.
The internet is dangerous, lol. Cars are dangerous you can crash, planes are for the same reason. Water is dangerous you can drown. Peanuts are dangerous you can choak. The only way the internet can kill you is if you stay on-line so long, you forget to eat (sadly i do that sometimes).
Actually, i forget the article, but a physicist did genunely suggest using a neutrino (not neutron) beam to cause enermy nuclear weopeans to melt down in there casings. It seemed reasonably practicle as well, it would require a very high current particle accelerator to produce a very narrow ultra relavistic pion or muon beam. At these high speed the neutrino decay products of pions would still be very tightly directioned. They could pass straight through the earth, and cause sufficient stimulated fission reactions in remote nuclear materal to cause it to gently (as opposite to explosively) melt down.
Nice video above, a really funny example of how not to play upper blackrock spire. I know lets run everywhere, agro all the monsters, so they attack my team mates and wipe out the whole group, that will make me popular.
No. But here is a process that would reverse ageing. Three cell join together, froming a single cell, but using the most common dna segments, where there are differences between the cells. A check-sum process. The combined cell then splits into four cells again. But in the process the've correct any errors in the DNA of any one cell.
Actually, i think i believe the experiment, but i don't think i believe the interpretion, as the article and the above paper state, this effect is 10^30 times stronger than the gravitation force you'd expect from too small chunks of matter. I think they've discovered a new force all together.
Just read J Moffats paper, http://lanl.arxiv.org/abs/gr-qc/0506021, and so i'm not supprised he can describe correctly the three problems: galaxies, galaxy clusters, and the pioneer anomally. With enough free parameters you can always fit a curve to a data, and STVG has got lots a parameters:
its got ordinary gravity as GR plus a cosmological constant plus a repulsive vector field plus 3 scalar fields
The scale fields describing how the strength of each of the forces varies in space (and time). He then curve fits his new equations with different free parameters for each problem, which you have to do because the strength of the forces varies from place to place. With 3 problems and 3 free variables its not surprising he can fit a solution. This isn't to say STVG doesn't make sense, it does, and fits in well with string theory for example. The problem is with that many free parameters its easy to fit a solution to any problem, but hard to make acturate predictions or disproveable assertions.
Methylation is more than just the effect of pollutants and free radicals, its a natural part of a cells processes. When a cell wants to switch off a gene it attaches a methyl group onto that part of the DNA which prevents RNA from transcribing it. So DNA a program alters at runtime by commenting versus lines. This is how a cell in your body gets its identity, e.g. for a skin cell, all the genes not needed in a skin cell are methylated out. While we know the genetic code for humans and quite a few animals. We don't yet know much about epigenetic code which is which genes are methylated for each function.
Hindi's and Buddists are well known as the more paceful religions, however the Tamil Tiger group rather proves that hindism and boody violence aren't incompatible.
Chill out, you've got money right, well their are these girls called hookers and they do anything to please. So stop being pissed off about what you missed and get some action.
Actually that would be special relavity and the photoelectric effect. Einstein did his work on GR ten years later, long after he left the patent office job. But your point stands though.
That depends upon how society choices to organise itself. You could have a culture based entirely upon, sport, media, art, politics, music and other culture competitive activities (c.f. player of games, Ian Banks) with everyone else just as fans.
Alternatively you could move to a more socialist system, with robots doing all the wok, and resources just allocated equally.
Again capitalism could be make to last for every by faking the system to create the need for things that aren't really required. Already in society they is a lot of change for the sake of it, fads and fashions. Advertising can create artificial need, governments can create artificial work.
The need for personally achivement can drive people to learn and teach other people for as long as they live. Finally i doubt the oldest profession is going to go away very soon.
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That wasn't a movie, that was the "Outer Limits" series, the modern remake. Classic stuff. BTW most of the stories were (just like the orginal), taken from Sci-fi short stories, which was why they were so good.
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Not sure which particle your were thinking of but the axion was supposed to be really light, in the eV range, its the gravitino
that is in the plancks (need a atom smasher as big as the solar system) mass range. String theory does have axions in it as well
as stacks of light neutral particles called moduli. The article didn't say how they knew or why they thought that particle was an
axion. The experiment found at light neutral particle with mass ~19 Mev (or maybe 7 Mev) that decays to electron positron pairs, they didn't say the had a spin measurement, if its not spin 0 with negative parity its definitely not an axion. Another experiment (PVLAS) last year found evidence a particle with mass in the milliEv range, that fits more with an axion. So maybe this is something
else.
Either way its hardly googles job to decide what is acceptible or not. Thats is for
courts to decide, and really the benefit off the doubt should be on the side of
the writers right to speech. If you say you hate gnomes, (replace elf with whatever
racial group), then thats an opinon, and you have a right to hold it. If you say
all gnomes have AIDS, and some gnomes don't, then thats libel on a race, and you
could be fairly sued for it.
Prison doesn't really reduce crime.
One of minister (i forget which one) went to prison,
and when he come out, he give a fascinating discription
of prison: Its a university for criminals, while there
they learn and swap all sorts of ways to make a living
from crime, and then once out, they a little chance
for any normal work.
"Intelligent life will not be using electromagnetic radiation to communicate over interstellar distances."
There really isn't anything else (that we know about) they could use, neutrinos and gravity waves are just too
weakly interacting, the antenna would need to be planet sized. Charged particles don't fly straight and neutrons
decay, so that just leaves light, barring undiscovered forces.
The shop isn't far away, go north to the end of the street, turn eka, and forward for a kilogram, then its just at yestaday.
Price of JackPC to fit in wall socket, £209. Price of builder to make a hole the wall £200, Price of plasterer to seal the hole £200. Lol, but seriously isn't a ordinary small form factor pc, more capable and not much more money.
It about time someone demostrates that music does indeed damage sanity, sexuality and hearing, then we form a class action suit for anyone whoes listen to such and band, and sue to RIAA for profitting from good
that damage listeners.
The internet is dangerous, lol.
Cars are dangerous you can crash, planes are for the same reason.
Water is dangerous you can drown. Peanuts are dangerous you can choak.
The only way the internet can kill you is if you stay on-line so long, you
forget to eat (sadly i do that sometimes).
Actually, i forget the article, but a physicist did genunely suggest using a neutrino (not neutron) beam to cause enermy nuclear weopeans to melt down in there casings. It seemed reasonably practicle as well, it
would require a very high current particle accelerator to produce a very narrow ultra relavistic pion or
muon beam. At these high speed the neutrino decay products of pions would still be very tightly directioned. They could pass straight through the earth, and cause sufficient stimulated fission reactions in remote nuclear materal to cause it to gently (as opposite to explosively) melt down.
Nice video above, a really funny example of how not
to play upper blackrock spire. I know lets run
everywhere, agro all the monsters, so they attack
my team mates and wipe out the whole group,
that will make me popular.
No. But here is a process that would reverse ageing. Three cell join together, froming a single cell, but using the most common dna segments, where there are differences between the cells. A check-sum process. The
combined cell then splits into four cells again. But in the process the've correct any errors in the DNA
of any one cell.
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Hi, i found the paper at the Los Almos pre-print archive.
http://arxiv.org/abs/gr-qc/0603033
Actually, i think i believe the experiment, but i don't
think i believe the interpretion, as the article and
the above paper state, this effect is 10^30 times stronger
than the gravitation force you'd expect from too small
chunks of matter. I think they've discovered a new force
all together.
Just read J Moffats paper, http://lanl.arxiv.org/abs/gr-qc/0506021, and so i'm not supprised he can
describe correctly the three problems: galaxies, galaxy clusters, and the pioneer anomally. With enough free parameters you can always fit a curve to a data, and STVG has got lots a parameters:
its got ordinary gravity as GR
plus a cosmological constant
plus a repulsive vector field
plus 3 scalar fields
The scale fields describing how the strength of each of the forces varies in space (and time). He then curve fits his new equations with different free parameters for each problem, which you have to do because the strength of the forces varies from place to place. With 3 problems and 3 free variables its not surprising he can fit a solution. This isn't to say STVG doesn't make sense, it does, and fits in well with string theory for example. The problem is with that many free parameters its easy to fit a solution to any problem, but hard to make acturate predictions or disproveable assertions.
Methylation is more than just the effect of pollutants and free radicals, its a natural part of a cells
processes. When a cell wants to switch off a gene it attaches a methyl group onto that part of the DNA
which prevents RNA from transcribing it. So DNA a program alters at runtime by commenting versus lines.
This is how a cell in your body gets its identity, e.g. for a skin cell, all the genes not needed in a
skin cell are methylated out. While we know the genetic code for humans and quite a few animals. We don't
yet know much about epigenetic code which is which genes are methylated for each function.
Nothing to worry about, in the future we'll replace copper with high temperature supersonductor.
Oh wait, HTS are curprates.
Thats almost word for word, from Audous Huxleys brave new world, a chant forced on beta workers, to make them happy with they lot.
Dude, She's still around. I think you where thinking of the queen mother.
Hindi's and Buddists are well known as the more
paceful religions, however the Tamil Tiger group
rather proves that hindism and boody violence aren't
incompatible.
Funny it work just fine on the ZX spectrum,
got through the caverns of choas but mines of maddness were a bitch.
That and the smell, its hot out there, why do you
think they burried the bodies so quickly.
Chill out, you've got money right, well their are
these girls called hookers and they do anything to
please. So stop being pissed off about what you
missed and get some action.
Actually that would be special relavity and the
photoelectric effect. Einstein did his work on
GR ten years later, long after he left the
patent office job. But your point stands though.
That depends upon how society choices to organise itself. You could have a culture based entirely upon, sport, media, art, politics, music and other culture competitive activities (c.f. player of games, Ian Banks) with everyone else just as fans.
Alternatively you could move to a more socialist
system, with robots doing all the wok, and resources just allocated equally.
Again capitalism could be make to last for every by faking the system to create the need for things that aren't really required. Already in society they is a lot of change for the sake of it, fads and fashions. Advertising can create artificial need, governments can create artificial work.
The need for personally achivement can drive people to learn and teach other people for as long as they live. Finally i doubt the oldest profession is going to go away very soon.
That wasn't a movie, that was the "Outer Limits" series, the modern remake. Classic stuff. BTW most
of the stories were (just like the orginal), taken
from Sci-fi short stories, which was why they
were so good.
Do not adjust you set. We control the vertical,
the horizontal.