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New twist to matter-antimatter mystery
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by Silkweaver  5-12-2008    1
 Here is an "almost breakthrough" A major mystery of modern physics is why normal matter particles are the building blocks of the observable universe. Why are we not made of antimatter? Or pure energy? Scientists speculate that a tiny imbalance in the early universe allowed a small fraction of normal matter – one particle for every one billion – to avoid annihilation and survive to form stars, planets, and humans. When we come to know that we don't know, there is a new place for hope...
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The High Heel Shoe Museum
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by Silkweaver  5-12-2008    6
 Sorry, no breakthroughs in science today :-)
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Interesting things you could do with bread
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by Silkweaver  5-12-2008    7
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Interesting things you could do with your fingers
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by Silkweaver  5-12-2008    1
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Will giant vegetables help solve world food shortage?
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by Silkweaver  5-12-2008    4
 Scientists have yet to offer a definitive explanation of why space causes the seeds to mutate but they believe that cosmic radiation, micro-gravity and magnetic fields may play a part. Mr Lo said: "After space travel the genetic sequence may change from 1,2,3,4 to 1,2,4,3 or a gene may even disappear so 1,2,3,4 becomes 1, 2, and 4. "We don't think there is any threat to human health because the genes themselves do not mutate, just their sequence changes. "With genetically-modified crops you have seen environmental problems because they have added genes that can damage other organisms. "But with space seeds they don't gain genes, they can only lose them."

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