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Crucial gene controls higher brain growth


I. It's All in the Genes





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Human brain activity




Source: Nature Communications

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By drycrust3 on 11/23/2012 6:12:51 PM , Rating: -1
so they can finally promote that stubborn Relativity thingie from Theory to LAW

I have a theory that Pulsars are the light from distant galaxies that has been so "red shifted" that it red shifted the light into the microwave region. My theory is that in this process, and because of the laws for conservation of energy, in the process of red shifting the electromagnetic radiation broke up into pulses.
I also have a theory that low energy photons are emitted towards a force such as a strong centrifugal force or a strong source of gravity, and I think that is how the surface of the sun maintains its heat, why Jupiter emites heat that it receives from the sun, and which also explains how a vortex tube works. This is a variation upon Einstein's gravity lens. If I'm right then you will find colour distortion through a gravity lens, with reds bending more towards the gravity source and blues bending less.
I realise you don't think these have much to do with Relativity (or is it Quantum Physics?), but I do. I'm sure there are experts out there who will give me good reasons why I am wrong, but those are two of my current "Relativity" type theories.

I realise you don't think these have much to do with Relativity





By drycrust3 on 11/25/2012 10:24:17 AM , Rating: 2
I did a search for images relating to gravitational lenses and found this website:
The interesting thing is all the images they show where light has bent due to the gravitational force of a mass are blue. I would have expected there to have been a range of colours, not just blue. This makes me think that there is something else happening here.

By drycrust3 on 12/4/2012 3:44:44 PM , Rating: 2
When I look at those Hubble pictures, it looks to me like gravitational lensing is quite common, and that the most popular colour is blue, and that multiple images of the same galaxy can occur.

