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I could tell you the cure to cancer.
It's sulphuric acid diluted with hydrogen peroxide.
Already in 1959 O. Warburg has noted in "Partielle Anaerobiose der Krebszellen und Wirkung der Rontgenstrahlen auf Krebszellen" ("Die Naturwissenschaften", vol. 2, 1959, pages 25 ff) that hydrogen peroxide can create a specific damage of cancer cells. Hydrogen peroxide acts at high concentrations as a cell poison. At low concentrations, in which it is found among others as an intermediate of the respiratory chain of the cells, it will be degraded by the enzyme catalase which is present in healthy cells. However, the enzyme catalase is present in cancer cells in only distinctly reduced concentration. Therefore, the therapeutic effect of X-rays is based upon the formation of hydrogen peroxide, which is degraded by catalase in healthy cells, whereas it has the desired damaging effect upon cancer cells. However, besides this effect, there are occuring side effects by using this therapy, which are based upon the known interaction processes of ionizing irradiation with organic tissue, and which are strongly straining the patient. The direct addition of hydrogen peroxide via the bloodstream to the cells to be treated, is impossible, because the catalase of the blood serum degrades the cell poison hydrogen peroxide before it reaches the cells to be cured.
Originally posted by Manasseh
You college folk rely on people who don't set foot in a college.
Next time your water doesn't work, power doesn't come on, dishes are dirty at your favorite restaurant, think about how useful you damn college education, paid for by funding from taxpayers pockets.
Originally posted by Manasseh
It doesn't take an engineer to build a bridge, it takes steel workers, laborers, and everyone else.
Originally posted by Manasseh
Bridges where built a long time ago without the elitists controlled institutions.
Originally posted by Manasseh
Show me a Mars expedition that would happen without an electrician.
Originally posted by Manasseh
Show me a doctor who could charge their extravagent wage without a good plumber.
Originally posted by Manasseh
All your college degrees don't mean squat without people who keep the world working.
Originally posted by Manasseh
All the greed Lehman Brothers college educated brats can't keep making their loser bets without electricians, janitors, plumbers, etc.
Originally posted by Manasseh
Besides, we weren't in the dark ages before science. Science just brought better weapons, banks, and the rest of things that overeducated people produce, because they don't have nothing better to do.
Originally posted by Manasseh
reply to post by mopusvindictus
Yes, typical.
They laughed at Noah.
They spit on Jesus.
Nothing has changed.
Hope you don't break your arm, patting yourself on the back.
Originally posted by Manasseh
reply to post by LushMojo
I don't know you.
Good luck.
Check out the tunnel system under the Buffs stadium.
I know you won't look into the hair samples.
Your either afraid I'm right, or already know about it, and keep it hushed.
And we both know it's the latter.
[edit on 18-9-2008 by Manasseh]
Originally posted by IMAdamnALIEN
reply to post by PieKeeper
I agree 100% with yours and the OP's views.
I think its outrageous when the dollar is crashing, we are at war, banks are closing, insurance companies are going bankrupt, that we are trying to find out the past weather of Mars.....
I think there may be other USEFUL ways to spend the money.
Why couldn't they just have donated it?
Everyone that doesn't get this isn't seeing the big picture and IMHO really needs a reality check.
Thanks for the information OP
NASA chose a University of Colorado proposal for a $485 million Mars mission on Monday after a nine-month delay caused by a conflict of interest in the selection process.
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NASA has not disclosed what the conflict of interest was or who it involved, other than to say last year that it was not created by NASA but by one of the two groups. The space agency said last December that a "serious" conflict of interest in one of two proposals forced it to disband the board formed to pick the winner, and create a new panel to award the contract
Aerosols have always been an interesting puzzle piece in learning how climate works. Lighter aerosols reflect heat and sunlight and have cooling properties. Darker aerosols absorb heat and light, warming the atmosphere. UAE2's mission will measure aerosol properties, where aerosols move, and whether they add or remove warmth. Scientists also hope to model and explain complicated weather patterns in the coastal regions of the Arabian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman.
By obtaining more accurate data about aerosols and their behavior, scientists will improve computer climate models and predictions of climate behavior in response to changes in aerosol concentrations. To accomplish this task, NASA will start from space, using primarily its Terra and Aqua satellites, but other satellites as well.