Natural Science Forum / Biology / Biology / May 2008

Alright, the Superposition principle in physics should help out for
the photon in that we can
disassemble a given photon into 2 new photons or combine photons to
making a new photon
so in a sense photons can duplicate or replicate. But photons
have no rest mass and so are in perpetual motion unless absorbed.

Neutrinos have a tiny rest mass and can thus come to rest. Now when we
have a energetic
neutrino of say 10^14 eV that is enough energy to construct a living
organism such as a
bacteria from scratch.

Does the neutrino obey the Superposition principle and can a neutrino
disassemble into
2 new neutrinos or can two neutrinos combine to form a new neutrino?
I rather doubt it.

What would help these researches out tremendously is to have an
experiment of a sterile
jar in which energetic photons or neutrinos are shot into the jar and
whether a bacteria emerges
that was free of bacteria before since it was initially sterile. Sort
of like the Miller experiments
in Chicago where he passed electricity as a lightning strike and found
amino acids. Only here
we pass energetic photons or neutrinos and expect to see a whole
lifeform appear.

Archimedes Plutonium
www.iw.net/~a_plutonium
whole entire Universe is just one big atom
where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies