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How long until science grants us immortality? and what are the consequences?
With all the advances in medicine that i’ve seen in my lifetime alone, it seems conceivable that before old age, i will see science “cure death”
One possibility being whole body transplant or a combination of transplant/human clone. Even cybernetics and the use of nanobots is a feasible possibility.
Would you agree that this will happen?
What will be the consequences if it does?
Categories: Science
Tags: advances in medicine, age, body, body transplant, clone, Combination, consequences, death, Lifetime, medicine, nanobots, possibility, Science, transplant
Scientific Explorer Spa Science
Product Description
Chemistry takes on a whole new meaning when you use the Spa Science Kit at home to make your own spa fragrances. Blend natural and organic ingredients to make your own fresh products, including bath and aromatherapy oils, oatmeal soap, facial masks and more. Contents include Lavender and Peppermint essential oils, dried roses, glycerin bar, sea salt, citric acid, baking soda, oats, muslin bag, pipettes, test tube, cups, instructions and experiment booklet…. More >> Read more…
Categories: Science
Tags: aromatherapy, aromatherapy oils, baking soda, bath, blend, DescriptionChemistry, facial masks, fresh products, glycerin, home, Kit, meaning, oatmeal soap, organic ingredients, product, Science, science kit, sea salt, Spa, spa fragrances
Black Holes (Astronomy)
Black holes are probably the most fascinating (theoretical) objects in astronomy. Such objects, which scientists believe must exist, would account for the spin-rate of our galaxy, which cannot be explained by the combined mass of the visible stars. But exactly what are black holes?
A paper, “Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society in London,” written as early as 1783 by John Michell, a Cambridge don, pointed out how a star which was massive and compact enough could have such a strong gravitational force that light could not escape it. It took Einstein’s general theory of relativity in the 20th century and the work of an Indian graduate student, Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar, in 1928, to work out the mathematical details of how massive a star would have to be to spawn a black hole.
Categories: Space & Astronomy
Tags: Cambridge, Chandrasekhar, chandrasekhar limit, Collapse, Force, general theory of relativity, God, hole, John Michell, Josh, London, Mass, neutron, neutron star, nuclear explosions, philosophical transactions of the royal society, Pull, Size, Star, subrahmanyan chandrasekhar, sun, theoretical objects, thermonuclear reactor, white dwarf
Investing in Biotech – How to Profit from the Biopharmaceutical Revolution
Product Description
Until the 1990s it barely existed, but biotech is now a multi-billion dollar industry producing windfall profits. Everyone is talking about human cloning, the genome project, and cures for cancer and AIDS, but what’s believable? Investing in Biotech is for anyone interested in profiting from the drug-development sector of this new, knowledge-based economy. Suitable for either an individual with $1,000 to invest or a financial manager responsible for million-dollar accounts, Investing in Biotech helps the reader understand one of the most discussed, but least understood sectors of the new economy. It gets beyond the genetics jargon and teaches how to rate a company’s chances in developing new medications or treatments for diseases and illnesses. If there’s truth in the old adage “Invest in what you know,” then Investing in Biotech will tell the potential investor everything necessary to make a profit in the new economy’s healthiest sector…. More >> Read more…
Categories: Biotech
Tags: Biotech, DescriptionUntil, development sector, dollar, dollar accounts, dollar industry, Economy, everyone, genome project, human cloning, Industry, jargon, knowledge based economy, new economy, old adage, product, profit, sector, windfall, windfall profits
How much might my dinosaur footprint cost?
Ok so I found a convex dinosaur footprint with my grandpa in a creek in northern Mississippi, I have yet to get it checked to see what kind it is possibly raptor????? Or giant bird??? Any idea how much it might cost?????
I own the creek I am planning on selling it
Categories: Dinosaurs & Fossils
Tags: bird, convex, Creek, dinosaur, dinosaur footprint, Footprint, giant bird, grandpa, Idea, kind, northern Mississippi, planning, raptor
Swro Design and Energy Recovery Part 2: Hydropro Design
Design Requirements
Traditionally Hydropro has always put the needs of the customer into the forefront of its company philosophy. By doing this, Hydropro has always stayed abreast of the latest advancements in technology in the water treatment field. In this case, mostly because of the remote location (nearly everything, including fuel for the diesel generators, is delivered by ship), the most important customer needs were associated with conserving energy and maintaining reliability. Availability of replacement parts was also a major concern due to the remote location and the lead-time required to ship items to the island. Another concern Hydropro had to address was ease of operation and ease of maintenance, as the remote island of Ebye did not have any skilled RO plant operators. The end result would incorporate all these requirements to produce a reliable supply of potable water from a seawater source for the citizens of Ebye.
Categories: Energy
Tags: diesel generators, Ebye, Eden, feed, Hydropro, L Super, membrane, membrane elements, piping valves, Pressure, psi, PVC, reverse osmosis water, reverse osmosis water treatment, ro plant, seawater, seawater membranes, system, TDS, water, water treatment units
