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 | Inorganic production of organic materials via oxidation of iron in the carbonated water.wmv Topics of this talk are experimental results about inorganic production of organic materials. After 24 hours from the mixing of iron into carbonated water, the iron carbide is produced and a membrane is formed in the water via oxidation of iron atom. Two types of experiments and three types of analyses will be reported. Iron atom takes oxygen atom from carbon dioxide in a carbonated water, because the carbon atom connects with iron atom. The reason is that, the electronegativity of carbon atom is larger than that of hydrogen atom. Since the electronegativity of hydrogen atom is larger than iron atom, the carbon atom makes bond with iron atom and it forms iron carbide. The iron carbide disassembles in underwater, and the organic molecule is produced through oxidation of iron in the water. That is, the inorganic production of organic materials is possible. These results of experiments show the mechanism of chemical evolution. The organic molecule is made of the carbon atom that possesses adaptability to atomic circumstances. ここでの話題は有機の素材の無機的な生産についての実験的な結果です。炭酸化された水への鉄の混合からの24時間の後に、炭化鉄が生み出されて、水において鉄原子の酸化を経て膜が成形されます。そのような実験の分析結果が報告されます。鉄原子は、酸素原子を炭酸化された水の二酸化炭素から取り去ります。その理由は、炭素原子の電気陰性度が水素原子のそれより大きいので、鉄が二酸化炭素の酸素を取り去ります。自由な炭素原子は水素原子の電気陰性度が鉄原子より大きいので鉄原子と結合し ... 2011年04月20日再生回数 128 |
 | Origin of cell (細胞の誕生) [Birth of the first cell] The molecule that wore out in a cell is supplemented by the adaptability of atom. The optimal electronic state of each atom is selected among possible states through mutual interactions with surroundings. The life was not born and bred in vacuum. At first, sea was formed in the early earth. Iron atoms were oxidized in carbonated water in the sea. The oxidation of iron in the carbonated water produces free carbon atoms and hydrogen atoms. The carbon atom connects with iron. The iron carbide reacts with water and the reaction produces iron oxide and free atoms of hydrogen and carbon. These atoms make a bubble. The surfacing bubble includes the iron carbide that is able to produces bubble. The photographing was carried out after 1.5 hours from the mixing. Here, many bubbles adhere with the glass wall. After hours of time, materials appear on the surface of water, and stable bubble comes to be seen. The molecular structure of membrane that is formed at the interface of the bubble differs from that of liquid. A new connection of molecules is produced in the different situation of the interface. The result of new compound produces the additional new situation. The appearance of stable bubbles needs long time. It is considered the time for chemical evolution. The molecule structure of the membrane is possible to organize new chemicals. Situation of the interface on bubble is able to collect the molecule selectively by assist of its adaptability. The ... 2010年08月04日再生回数 488 |
 | Origin of life (生命誕生1) [Origin of life ] It is conceivable that the reactions in an ecosystem of bubble provide the stage of chemical evolution for birth of life. The substance like a life was born in the carbonated water (50cc) which was mixed with powder of iron (Fe : 5g). The bubbles disappear in a course of time. The photographing was after 21 hours from the mixing. Here, electronegativity of carbon atom (C) larger than that of hydrogen atom (H). So, the iron atom (Fe) takes oxygen atom (O) from CO2, and the carbon atom bonds to iron atoms. The iron carbide (Fe3C) reacts with water. The reaction produces iron oxide (Fe2O3) and organic molecules and hydrogen molecules. Those molecules form a bubble in the water. The optimal electronic state of each atom in the membrane of bubble is selected among possible states through mutual interaction with the surroundings. Those atoms form a molecule and the molecule interacts to the other molecules. The electronic state of each atom will be changed to fit to the environment of the gathered molecule. The biochemical reaction was organized by mutual interactions among neighboring atoms due to Brownian motion of various molecules in the water. (Prease refer a movie on Brownian motion www.youtube.com The adaptability of atoms form a molecular copy by forming a mould of the molecule. The molecule that wore out is supplemented by the adaptability of atom. It is a primitive metabolism. The system that is fit to the environment exists long. The existence of ... 2010年08月02日再生回数 2884 |
 | Dr Andrew Wakefield In His Own Words (full interview) A full an frank interview on the case Also Must See "Selective Hearing , Brian Deer and the GMC" www.youtube.com Download and edited by Brian Deer into a very short piece called "a tall story" here is the full 1 hour interview unedited and uninterrupted. 2011年01月08日再生回数 39144 |
 | Teenagers from Outer Space: Dawn Bender, Bryan Grant, Harvey B. Dunn (1959 Movie) DVD: www.amazon.com thefilmarchive.org Teenagers from Outer Space is a 1959 science-fiction film about an extraterrestrial space ship landing on Earth to use it as a farm for its food supply. The crew of the ship includes teenagers, two of whom oppose each other in their activities. The independent film was originally distributed by Warner Brothers. The film was later featured in an episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000. A team of spacemen arrive on Earth in a space ship. They have been searching the galaxy for a planet suitable to raise their herd of "gargons", a lobster-like (but air-breathing) creature which is a food staple on their homeworld. Thor (Bryan Grant), the first spaceman to emerge, shows his contempt for other-worldly creatures by using his vaporization weapon on a dog, Sparky. Derek (David Love), upon discovering an inscription upon Sparky's dog tag, voices his fear that the herd of gargon might destroy Earth's local inhabitants. The other spacemen scoff. As members of the "supreme race", they are disdainful of "foreign beings", no matter how intelligent, and pride themselves on the fact that families and friendships are forbidden on their world. Derek reveals himself to be a member of an underground which commemorates earlier, more humane periods of the homeworld's history. The gargon seems unable to thrive in Earth's atmosphere. During this distraction, Derek flees, before the gargon revives and flourishes. When the Captain reports Derek's antics, he ... 2011年08月25日再生回数 15780 |
 | Oppose Bacteriological Warfare: Biological Warfare During the Korean War (1952) thefilmarchive.org DVD: www.amazon.com During the 1948 Israel War of Independence, International Red Cross reports raised suspicion that the Jewish Haganah militia had released Salmonella typhi bacteria into the water supply for the city of Acre, causing an outbreak of typhoid among the inhabitants. Egyptian troops later claimed to have captured disguised Haganah soldiers near wells in Gaza, whom they executed for allegedly attempting another attack. Israel denies these allegations. During the Cold War, US conscientious objectors were used as consenting test subjects for biological agents in a program known as Operation Whitecoat. There were also many unpublicized tests carried out on the public during the Cold War. Considerable research on the topic was performed by the United States (see US Biological Weapon Testing), the Soviet Union, and probably other major nations throughout the Cold War era, though it is generally believed that biological weapons were never used after World War II. This view was challenged by China and North Korea, who accused the United States of germ warfare in the Korean War (1950--1953). Cuba has also accused the United States of spreading human and animal disease on their island nation. At the time of the Korean War the United States had only weaponized one agent, brucellosis ("Agent US"), which is caused by Brucella suis. The original weaponized form used the M114 bursting bomblet in M33 cluster bombs. While the specific form of the ... 2011年10月06日再生回数 100717 |
 | Part 4 - Triplanetary by EE Smith (Chs 13-17) Part 4 (Chs 13-17). Classic Literature VideoBook with synchronized text, interactive transcript, and closed captions in multiple languages. Audio courtesy of Librivox. Read by Phil Chenevert. Playlist for Triplanetary by EE Smith: www.youtube.com Triplanetary free audiobook at Librivox: librivox.org Triplanetary free eBook at Project Gutenberg: www.gutenberg.org Triplanetary at Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org View a list of all our videobooks: www.ccprose.com 2012年02月07日再生回数 65891 |
 | Part 2 - Babbitt by Sinclair Lewis (Chs 06-09) Part 2. Classic Literature VideoBook with synchronized text, interactive transcript, and closed captions in multiple languages. Audio courtesy of Librivox. Read by Mike Vendetti. Playlist for Babbitt by Sinclair Lewis: www.youtube.com Babbitt free audiobook at Librivox: librivox.org Babbitt free eBook at Project Gutenberg: www.gutenberg.org Babbitt at Wikipedia: goo.gl View a list of all our videobooks: www.ccprose.com 2011年11月07日再生回数 197632 |
