Yes, but they are coming only now, after decades of emitting -> wasting so much light energy ...
Placebo Riddle - "A comprehensive review of clinical trials for pain medications conducted in the U.S. and other countries shows that the placebo effect has gotten considerably stronger in the past 25 years -- but only in America."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...utm_hp_ref=science&ir=Science§ion=science
There was a young lady named Bright.
She traveled far faster than light.
She left one day,
In a relative way
And returned home the previous night.
Pibbur who heard it on Discovery
Lathering up sunscreen may prevent sunburn and protect against cancer, but it is also killing coral reefs around the world.
That’s the conclusion of a team of international scientists, which includes University of Central Florida professor and diving enthusiast John Fauth.
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The chemical not only kills the coral, it causes DNA damage in adults and deforms the DNA in coral in the larval stage, making it unlikely they can develop properly. The highest concentrations of oxybenzone were found in reefs most popular with tourists.
“Coral reefs are the world’s most productive marine ecosystems and support commercial and recreational fisheries and tourism,” Fauth said. “In addition, reefs protect coastlines from storm surge. Worldwide, the total value of coral reefs is tremendous. And they are in danger.”
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In laboratory experiments, the team exposed coral larvae and cells of adult corals to increasing concentrations of oxybenzone. The research team discovered that oxybenzone deforms coral larvae by trapping them in their own skeleton, making then unable to float with currents and disperse.
Oxybenzone also caused coral bleaching, which is a prime cause of coral mortality worldwide. Corals bleach when they lose or expel the algae that normally live inside them, thus losing a valuable source of nutrition. In addition, coral larvae exposed to increasing oxybenzone concentrations suffered more DNA damage.
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“Wear rash guards or scuba wetsuits and skip all the hygienic products when you go diving,” Fauth said. “If we could do it for a week at a time, people can certainly forgo it for a few hours to help protect these reefs for our children and their children to see.”
But that's the whole point! That's exactly where they come from!They either come from the father or mother. Not from some mystery brother…. :/
Argue with Michael L. Baird, PhD; Julie A. Heinig, PhD; Debra Davis, PhD; Kayla Sheets, MS;
Brianne Kirkpatrick, MS and D. Barry Starr, PhD Thrasher. They are convinced that it's possible.