Positive Organisms in Process Water Systems
... In order to control the microflora in the process water a 100 fold of positive microorganisms in spore form are added to the water. The principle is to outcompete negative organisms in a ratio of 100 good ones to 1bad one. Concurrently, a number of experiments were set up whereby several parameters ...
... In order to control the microflora in the process water a 100 fold of positive microorganisms in spore form are added to the water. The principle is to outcompete negative organisms in a ratio of 100 good ones to 1bad one. Concurrently, a number of experiments were set up whereby several parameters ...
Soft Gamma-ray Pulsars
... The outer gap model predicts that most pairs created inside the gap are around the null charge surface, and the electric field separates the opposite charges to move in opposite directions (Cheng, Ho & Ruderman, 1986). Consequently, the region from the null charge surface to the light cylinder is do ...
... The outer gap model predicts that most pairs created inside the gap are around the null charge surface, and the electric field separates the opposite charges to move in opposite directions (Cheng, Ho & Ruderman, 1986). Consequently, the region from the null charge surface to the light cylinder is do ...
May 2013 Eyepiece - Amateur Astronomers Association of New York
... Over 1,200 light-years away from Earth, in the constellation Lyra, Kepler-62e and 62f orbit their K-2 dwarf sun every 122 and 267 days, respectively. Traversing the interior edge of the habitable zone, 62e is roughly 60% larger than Earth. Its new companion, 62f, however, is only 40% larger than our ...
... Over 1,200 light-years away from Earth, in the constellation Lyra, Kepler-62e and 62f orbit their K-2 dwarf sun every 122 and 267 days, respectively. Traversing the interior edge of the habitable zone, 62e is roughly 60% larger than Earth. Its new companion, 62f, however, is only 40% larger than our ...
Custom Earpiece and Face Masks
... Foreign body Antibiotic problems – Patient noncompliance – Drug not reaching the site – Drug dose too low ...
... Foreign body Antibiotic problems – Patient noncompliance – Drug not reaching the site – Drug dose too low ...
RENAISSANCE
... important for scientists of the Renaissance. The first telescope was developed by spectacle makers. The invention enabled Galileo Galilei to discover the moons of Jupiter and observe craters on the Earth’s moon. ...
... important for scientists of the Renaissance. The first telescope was developed by spectacle makers. The invention enabled Galileo Galilei to discover the moons of Jupiter and observe craters on the Earth’s moon. ...
Before RNA and After: Geophysical and Geochemical
... to a plethora of amino acids and other organic compounds forming under fertile Oparin-like conditions. The fact that a variety of amino acids, considered by science at the time to be the initial building blocks in biomolecular evolution, could be formed from a gas mixture with claims for modeling th ...
... to a plethora of amino acids and other organic compounds forming under fertile Oparin-like conditions. The fact that a variety of amino acids, considered by science at the time to be the initial building blocks in biomolecular evolution, could be formed from a gas mixture with claims for modeling th ...
Dispersive Extinction Theory of Redshift
... might be significant over large distance. This method extends our distance measurement to about 105 pc. The relation between period and luminosity of Cepheids is used to extend to 106 pc. The luminosity of the brightest globular star cluster is used to extend the distance to about 108 pc, assuming a ...
... might be significant over large distance. This method extends our distance measurement to about 105 pc. The relation between period and luminosity of Cepheids is used to extend to 106 pc. The luminosity of the brightest globular star cluster is used to extend the distance to about 108 pc, assuming a ...
Control of Microorganisms
... in the 200 nm range are most effective in killing microorganisms by damaging DNA and proteins. UV light is absorbed by nitrogen bases of DNA causing permanent damage to the DNA molecules thus resulting killing effect of bacteria. UV light also inactivates viruses. However, bacteria have DNA repair m ...
... in the 200 nm range are most effective in killing microorganisms by damaging DNA and proteins. UV light is absorbed by nitrogen bases of DNA causing permanent damage to the DNA molecules thus resulting killing effect of bacteria. UV light also inactivates viruses. However, bacteria have DNA repair m ...
1-2 outline classifying organisms
... 1. When Linnaeus grouped organisms into kingdoms, he also developed a system for naming organisms. His system of gives each organism a two-word scientific name, such as Ursus arctos for a brown bear. ...
... 1. When Linnaeus grouped organisms into kingdoms, he also developed a system for naming organisms. His system of gives each organism a two-word scientific name, such as Ursus arctos for a brown bear. ...
Introduction to HI Paper
... assumed. To do this, we modify the intensity of each pixel using a software function ‘seeded’ by a random number generator. This is a simple-minded yet effective approach for the purpose at hand. Noise is included in Figure 6. The CCD pixels saturate at 200,000 electrons, i.e. 200,000/DQE photons, w ...
... assumed. To do this, we modify the intensity of each pixel using a software function ‘seeded’ by a random number generator. This is a simple-minded yet effective approach for the purpose at hand. Noise is included in Figure 6. The CCD pixels saturate at 200,000 electrons, i.e. 200,000/DQE photons, w ...
Francisco Valero Department of Astrophysics and Atmosphere
... Proposed Role in Metnet To perform a comprehensive research of the Martian Planetary Boundary Layer (MPBL). From in situ data measured by Vikings, Pathfinder, Mars Exploration Rover, and Phoenix missions, and with the help of a microscale MPBL model, the turbulent kinetic energy budget, both in the ...
... Proposed Role in Metnet To perform a comprehensive research of the Martian Planetary Boundary Layer (MPBL). From in situ data measured by Vikings, Pathfinder, Mars Exploration Rover, and Phoenix missions, and with the help of a microscale MPBL model, the turbulent kinetic energy budget, both in the ...
EXPOSE
EXPOSE is a multi-user facility mounted outside the International Space Station dedicated to astrobiology. EXPOSE was developed by the European Space Agency (ESA) for long-term spaceflights and was designed to allow exposure of chemical and biological samples to outer space while recording data during exposure.The results will contribute to our understanding of photobiological processes in simulated radiation climates of planets (e.g. early Earth, early and present Mars, and the role of the ozone layer in protecting the biosphere from harmful UV-B radiation), as well as studies of the probabilities and limitations for life to be distributed beyond its planet of origin. EXPOSE data support long-term in situ studies of microbes in artificial meteorites, as well as of microbial communities from special ecological niches. Some EXPOSE experiments investigated to what extent particular terrestrial organisms are able to cope with extraterrestrial environmental conditions. Others tested how organic molecules react when subjected for a prolonged period of time to unfiltered solar light.