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Results from our forumCan organisms feed with vibrations or thermal infrared?... ... look how sophisticated machinery was constructed to use energy from light... We have plenty of microbes in deep earth for billions of earth - ... even less probable... But remember that these objects emit thermal infrared - of a few micrometers wavelength. We are thinking to use this energy ...
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Do all cells have the ability to perform photosynthesis?... (which I'll post the link to.) mitochondria cannot use normal visible light because it cannot penetrate the skin, however, they are able to utilise infrared rays and use it to generate energy to power the cell because these rays penetrate ...
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The Fiber Disease... surprising new properties, such as being able to change the color of light beams (which may increase the capacity of computer memories and compact ... Some of the glasses being studied at Fisk can be used to convert infrared light into visible light, and others are photosensitive glasses, ...
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The Fiber Disease... handling, surveillance,and target ID with an emphasis on visible to infrared emitters and displays in man-portable and autonomous systems. To ... signals in both semiconductor and dielectric materials. Novel light emitting structures based on III-V compounds, II-VI materials, rare-earth ...
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The Fiber Disease... exame every sample right there under the best microscopes, under all lights (wood's lamp, infrared, blue light as retinoids emit the blue light, the white light, have a dark solid background, ...
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