Howdy Jones,
As we become more interested in algae research we look for "related" science
research for clues to solving problems associated with algae production. The
biggest task for algae growth will be to solve the need for an abundance of
sunlight. I suggest this is what keeps solar in numero uno over algae as the
lead alternate energy source for the future.
However, there are a host of "related" research projects past and present
that can " reflect" upon technology and lend clues to how to "farm" algae,
clues that include the water into wine theme. Makes you look past the girl
sitting at the bar at the Dime Box( well almost)
Even socalled "far out" research is beginning to interest algae researchers
i.e. look at Steve Krivit's latest publication of New Energy times and
search out Jon Bokrus comment regarding the Russian paper on transmutation
via Nuclear- biological means..
hmmm.http://newenergytimes.com/news/2008/NET30-jgk39gh12f.htm
Taken from the NET article..
"Most of the theories at the moment are connected with metal lattices. That
is an obvious trend but not one that fits the facts because of the evidence
now found in a book published in Russia that energetic nuclear reactions do
take place in biological solids
For example, the 14th International Conference on Condensed Matter Nuclear
Science was entirely concentrated on seeking heat, and there was trouble
getting anything about transmutation into it. I think that the major
usefulness of the effect is in transmutation-that is, being able to make
rare metals from cheap ones."
John Bockris
Gainesville, Florida
a.. Vysotskii, Vladimir I. [1], Tashyrev, Alexandr B. [2] and Kornilova,
Alla A. [3], "Experimental Observation and Modeling of Cs-137 Isotope
Deactivation and Stable Isotopes Transmutation in Biological Cells," [1]Kiev
Shevchenko University, Kiev, Ukraine, [2] Kiev Institute of Microbiology,
Kiev, Ukraine, [3] Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia
Richard
Jones wrote,
Sign of the 'tight' times?
Alcohol is too valuable to drink anymore - since we need it for auto fuel.
OK... but...
What's a poor boy to do, say for a few cheap thrills at the DimeBox these
daze?
Not to worry:
http://www.rialian.com/rnboyd/spinfield-effects.htm
Whoa -- I almost ordered one of the Model-G, back when Shpilman [sic] was
all the rage.
Maybe its time to get into the trendy-bar-b'ness by serving up various
high-spin mineral waters to 12-steppers.
Jones
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