Science!: Promiscuity, Antimatter and Disease Tests
The animal kingdom really is wild!
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Science!: Promiscuity, Antimatter and Disease Tests
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Don't the 7/11s near you have one-cent candies?Lauren Admire said:
I like this article, though. Always good to hear about antimatter.
SynonymsOnyx Oblivion said:
Well, maybe not the whole universe...fanklok said:
They wouldn't risk something like that if it could destory the universe, wouldn't they? Wouldn't they?
The lab-in-your-palm thing is awesome. It really might revolutionize the treatment of diseases. If it can also be cheaply mass produced, what I'm hoping it can.
And the T2K experiment is just awesome. Now that's pure science: 'Something is happening here, and we have no idea of what it is, so we're going to do this thing and whatch what happens to see if we can figure it out.' Now that's something there can be no bias about!
And the T2K experiment is just awesome. Now that's pure science: 'Something is happening here, and we have no idea of what it is, so we're going to do this thing and whatch what happens to see if we can figure it out.' Now that's something there can be no bias about!
Ah, neutrino detectors. Unfortunately, the little buggers ignore every force but gravity and are more or less massless, so this sort of thing isn't so much a roadblock as it is a giant pile of chicken wire. If they get 10 neutrino collisions in a year, I'll be astonished.
Also, cool to see that keychain labs are a reality now. Been reading about them for a while.
Also, cool to see that keychain labs are a reality now. Been reading about them for a while.
Promiscuity can save species; I always knew people were meant to have mutliple wives/husbands.
Perhaps there is equal parts matter and anti-matter, if the current view of matter sees it as an expanding movement, might it be reasonable to assume there are highly concentrated pockets of anti-matter? While the two do cancel each other out, there are some who believe it must be the numbers exact opposite to cancel each other out. 1's cancel 1's, 1's cant cancel 2's.
Perhaps there is equal parts matter and anti-matter, if the current view of matter sees it as an expanding movement, might it be reasonable to assume there are highly concentrated pockets of anti-matter? While the two do cancel each other out, there are some who believe it must be the numbers exact opposite to cancel each other out. 1's cancel 1's, 1's cant cancel 2's.
The bit about the neutrinos was really neat. I love all that weirdass physics stuff, though I don't understand much of it very clearly. The disease test also sounds quite interesting. One thing, though:
Africa is a continent that contains third-world countries, not a country in itself. Sorry if it seems like I'm nit-picking, it just bugs me when people refer to Africa as though it were a single homogenized nation that is universally poor. This is hardly the case...Lauren Admire said:
*sigh* Can physicists do anything without someone bitching about the destruction of the world?fanklok said: