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Drugs in food crops- stupidest idea ever?

Tuesday, July 22nd, 2008

The pharmaceutical plants are primarily sunflowers and corn, or maize. Some of the prescription drugs being produced by plants are vaccines, industrial enzymes, blood thinners, blood clotting proteins, growth hormones and contraceptive drugs. These are all prescription drugs now being produced by plants which are in the open.
Scientists from universities in Indiana, Ohio […]

What is the difference in ATP levels in zombies and Frankenstein-like monsters and regular people?

Tuesday, July 15th, 2008

This question is difficult to answer since current scientific investigations are not looking in the directions of zombie or frankensteinien metabolism.
Presumably, since both zombies and Frankenstein can move, they have some type of ATP recycling metabolism. That is, their muscles require ATP to move and they are able to work their muscles so […]

Will soda like Coke really kill rats?

Tuesday, July 15th, 2008

Theory: Put out a fresh plate of Coke or another soda and when the rats drink it they die from now being able to burp.
I keep hearing about this and some say its BS and some say they really have killed their rats with this. Come on people…has anyone REALLY done this and […]

If I take supplements to boost my immune system, will that help with allergies?

Monday, July 14th, 2008

I am experiencing acute onsets of hay-fever-like symptoms. Very extreme and debilitating–sneezing violently for hours at a time.
Since I have no health insurance, I am treating them with Benadryl and regular bouts of outdoor exercise.
If I take supplements to help with my immune system, will this help with allergies?
I have experimented with this, […]

What are Basic sciences? Do Agriculture & Horticulture come under basic sciences.?

Thursday, July 10th, 2008

If you are talking about basic sciences as to what universities will accept, then agriculture and horticulture would be considered basic science courses. Literally basic science is defined as:
BASIC SCIENCE
Scientific research that deals with general principles often fundamental principles rather than practical application . Of or relating to essential structure, function, or facts.
PURE […]

What is the rarest substance on earth?

Tuesday, February 12th, 2008

t hasn’t been found yet.
The absolute rarest substance will probably never be found, that’s what makes it so rare.

 

Astatine. Less than 30 g exists on Earth at any one time as a natural by-product of […]

Is 72 degrees F hot?

Wednesday, November 28th, 2007

No. it’s warm though. All you need is a light jacket

 

No

 

No… not really, but it mostly depends on where you live

 

Not really, actually quite comfortable, to me.

 

Not really…
if its windy it might be […]

Ammonia Refrigeration

Thursday, October 4th, 2007

Ammonia refrigeration is one type of industrial refrigeration. Ammonia refrigeration systems are gaining popularity these days due to their various advantages such as lower evaporation temperature and less environmental stress. An ammonia refrigerator is similar to a regular compression refrigerator in that the refrigeration happens due to the evaporation […]

What’s a good telescope for newbies in stargazing?

Monday, September 3rd, 2007

Hi there… I’ve been fascinated with astronomy for a while now, and just moved to the arizona desert… beautifully dark night sky almost every night. I wanted to start with a telescope too, but after some research, decided to get a good pair of binoculars first. Since you do live in the city, if you […]

Which is the best website to get information on chemistry experiment?

Thursday, August 16th, 2007

Here Is a awesome webpage…good luck!!