Vibrations

I was thinking about 2nd law of thermodynamics and crystallization. During this process we get higher ordering (lower entropy), but the cost is energy difference between free and bind molecule - this energy is usually just dispersed around, increasing general temperature. But what if we wouldn't all...

See entire post

... simpler protein which is physically connected to for example intersections of filaments of the cytoskeleton and can catch ADP and phosphate. Now vibrations would cause movement of the cytoskeleton which are transferred to the protein, which binds molecules into ATP. What for? To actively absorb ...

See entire post

... related to looking back in time through telescopes, but don't recall where I read it. From what I understand, they currently measure time by the vibrations of a Cesium atom or something like that (and thus the Cesium clock is THE clock). I guess the atoms were faster or slower before.

See entire post

... Perhaps our voltage resistance is critical to cure. I do not know. Any how go to it guys. Just in closing, funny how I post a link re: negative vibrations; and look. Interesting, on telly last night, two aussie doctors isolated a heliobacter which causes stomach ulcers, despite ridicule from ...

See entire post

... "Nothing" honestly, I don't. I think I read (way bacl) that they were much stronger than a normal h.aide and possibly use the senses/vibrations to help with their function???? yeah, no, maybe? hehe....see, told ya I really did not know.....Hey, hope your kiddos are doing okay, I saw ...

See entire post