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News Briefs 09-02-2005

If only it were all true… Post your thoughts.

  • Iapetus: a world ship. Part I and 2.
  • Carbon rich planets may boast diamond interiors. Somebody has been reading Arthur C. Clarke.
  • Decline of leprosy caused by a rise in TB. I hope they aren’t thinking to use that as some sort of cure.
  • The southern seas’ Stonehenge.
  • Brown Dwarfs may form mini solar systems. Like Saturn?
  • Can we rely on forensics as the arbiter of truth in the courtroom?
  • A global history of smoking.
  • Hot shot of Saturn’s hot spot. Not an explanation that convinces.
  • Menagerie of mummies unwraps ancient Egypt.
  • Aluminium atom clusters open door to a new Periodic Table and chemistry.
  • NASA budget kills Hubble telescope.
  • Reinventing Physics: the search for the real frontier.
  • Star slung out of the galaxy.
  • What exactly is under the sea?
  • Global taxation on the horizon?
  • Fixing a map in Crossing the Rubicon. An aside: could ancient life really be the cause of such a distribution of oil?
  • Life flourishes at crushing depth.
  • Martian methane mystery.
  • $2 Billion for Halliburton imaginary work. Does that scam work for everybody – just curious.

Quote of the Day:

What you do speaks so loud that I cannot hear what you say.

Waldo

  1. under the sea
    Under the oceans there is a vast civilization, divided into countries that quibble about unimportant local issues, imagined principles, and “finite” natural resources. Some, very few, speculate about life above the water. Fortunately, nobody takes them seriously – if there is any life in the thin atmosphere above the water, it can consist only of primitive organisms.

  2. Hoagland
    The words “barking”, “completely” and “mad” somehow come to mind whenever I visit enterprisemission. Does the bloke rely believe all that nonsense?, or perhaps has taken Marrow (Robert Reed, very good science fiction novel and short story, however not literally true) a bit to seriously. Am I missing something ???. Do I need new glasses ???, you know the ones that make rubbish low quality back an white photos into massive cities and faces. I am not of the Randi school of thought I want to believe, but come on.

    1. If it works…
      …don’t be sorry for telling me. Are you telling me it works? – you say for treatment, but not for cure. Does the treatment alleviate the symptoms of leukaemia? Is the TB modified? Don’t be sorry to tell me these things either 🙂

      1. TB
        I don’t know much about it Jameske, I had a friend who was treated for years with TB for leukaemia.He died anyway, so I think it may be like a lot of the cancer cures and it only alleviates the problem.
        He did tell me that it had been used for a while and he went to hospital regularly for TB injections.
        I have an idea it is used as a sort of vaccine and is supposed to stimulate the body’s immune system to fight the leukaemia.
        It isn’t the first time that one organism has been used to fight another.Anything that stimulates the immune system can be used as a front line in defence.

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