http://www.physorg.com/news95605211.html

if once they understand the process if it could be adapted to man"s biology. Maybe an implant of some kind.

Imagine man exploring space where food and water are at a premium.

The possbility of food and water from solar energy would be phenominal for extended exploration.

I think the interesting thing is that nature did not have 2.7 billion years to
perfect photosynthesis. Cyanobacteria were amoung the first living things to
appear.

What is interesting to me is the question, "in what environment would this
addaptation have evolved it??"

Gerald R. Everett

"coherent electronic oscillations in both donor and acceptor molecules, generated by light-induced energy excitations, like the ripples formed when stones are tossed into a pond."

This sounds like common magnetic wave action, much like Tesla describes when
harmonics are used....almost like the Tesla Transimitter?

Hey,


Me goin on a tangential but...



I wonder what the above entails for information theory, specifically encryption. Or quantum computation, say.

Pushkar.

It is often said that the earth increases mass from space debris. I wonder can the earth also increase mass as a direct result of Photosynthesis? I think that it does but I only have observational evidence to support this. Any thoughts on the matter?

excuse my ignorance if I am wrong but with the proper exchange of energy if photosynthesis adds mass then we also give mass away at the same time through many different means.


I am not saying that it doesnt happen but i think its like the randomality parabola. The more and more you roll a 2 sided die the closer to a 50/50 ratio you get too. I can assume within a small fraction that all that we absorb in this method is also released in various manners.

Plants utilize light energy in order to grow and proliferate, and by one of the most overly used but underly understood equations in physics E=m(c^2) the energy of incident photons would in tern be taken in by the plant in order to grow thus increasing its mass therefore photosynthesis does directly increase the mass of the earth by the plants photon absorption and growth; however, the most intriguing idea here is the possibility of replicating this feat of nature in other means, or say more directed to energy production by even reversing the process to convert everyday mass into energy with high efficiency after all you can never beat out the 2nd law of thermodynamics.

Sun light is not coherent as laser ligth. Let's wait to see how the systems perform when they are exposed to more realistic light