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AdminAsgara Administrator (Idle past 2302 days) Posts: 2073 From: The Universe Joined: |
Des, please read this post and give me some indication that you have done so.
http://EvC Forum: Restrictions for Desdamona This discussion of DNA "sharing" sounds like an interesting topic. If Des wants to propose a new topic I might be convinced to add it to the list of restricted topics listed in the first link here. This topic though, is Big Bang Problem. AdminAsgara Queen of the Universe
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desdamona Inactive Member |
And what do you mean by that?
Is that a crack at my education? Desdamona
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SRO2  Inactive Member |
I think you mean "germs" sweetheart, not DNA.
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NosyNed Member Posts: 8996 From: Canada Joined: |
And what do you mean by that? Is that a crack at my education? I don't know what your education is. I do know what you post. You keep posting howlers.
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Sylas Member (Idle past 5260 days) Posts: 766 From: Newcastle, Australia Joined: |
desdamona writes: [.. off topic stuff on DNA ..] I've placed a reponse in Message 22. I invite others who feel they must respond to off-topic stuff to consider using this Free for all thread. I think that should be ok; it is there for rants. [This message has been edited by Sylas, 04-22-2004]
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desdamona Inactive Member |
Our DNA gets mixed with germs when we share it alot.
Desdamona
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desdamona Inactive Member |
O.K. I suppose it's fair to say that I'm not in college at the present time.
Desdamona
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desdamona Inactive Member |
Sylas,please don't think I'm trying to be rude,I'm really not.But you wrote such a lovely page on the rules and ideas here,I just wonder why you didn't act this way when discussing things with me,and knowing full well I was a newcomer,and with limited knowledge about these subjects,and things?
Where was the loving kindness that you profess? Desdamona
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coffee_addict Member (Idle past 477 days) Posts: 3645 From: Indianapolis, IN Joined: |
Incredibly, you just demonstrated to us all that you have absolutely no idea what causes STD's and such. Refer to Sylas' posts for proper explanation.
The Laminator
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Sylas Member (Idle past 5260 days) Posts: 766 From: Newcastle, Australia Joined: |
desdamona writes: Where was the loving kindness that you profess? This is a fair question, but off topic in the thread. I have posted my answer at Message 23. Best wishes -- Sylas
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desdamona Inactive Member |
This is your opinion,I'll tell that to my fellow CNA friends,o.k?
What has this to do with falling stars? I am trying to learn DNA and find the message board to reply to your question on DNA. Why do we have falling stars? Desdamona
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desdamona Inactive Member |
P.S. do germs come from falling stars?
Desdamona
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desdamona Inactive Member |
The topic is falling stars and I don't want you to be one.Please be a true guilding light and stop asking me questions that could trip me up.I don't know my way around like you do,and as you stated so well in your posts you have a very clear understanding of this.Be a star that stays brightly lit,o.k?
blessings to you too. Desdamona
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Sylas Member (Idle past 5260 days) Posts: 766 From: Newcastle, Australia Joined: |
desdamona writes: P.S. do germs come from falling stars? Off-topic; but the association with "falling stars" is at least a bit astronomical, so I'll answer. No. "Falling stars" are actually meteorites; small chunks of rock from within our own solar system that have collided with Earth. They appear bright because they burn up in the atmosphere. There have been speculations about life being carried to Earth on meteors; and for this being a cause of occasional epidemics of disease. Those speculations are without evidence, and impossible given what we know of disease and meteorites. The possibility of life being transferred from one planet to another is on the edge of credibility, and deserves serious consideration despite being highly unlikely; but this has nothing to do with "germs", which are bacteria from Earth. A star would be very much larger than the Earth. Our Sun is a star. The other stars you see in the sky are like the Sun, but anything from 15 million to 50 billion times further away; and that is just the ones which are close enough to be fairly bright. Stars are much much larger than the Earth. Meaning no offense... did you know about this difference between stars and falling stars? I'm sorry if I'm repeating the obvious; but at this stage I am honestly unsure what you know about stars and falling stars. Cheers -- Sylas Added in edit. In the above, exchange the terms "meteor" and "meteorite", in all cases. I know the difference, but I tend to mix up the terms. Thanks to Rocket for the correction. [This message has been edited by Sylas, 04-22-2004]
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SRO2  Inactive Member |
A little clarification.
Meteors burn up in the atmosphere, depending on size (one the size of a grain of sand can be visible) and chemical makeup affects luminosity (the outgasing of the material). Meteorites are actually dense enough to survive atmospheric aerothermal heating and impact the surface of the earth.
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