A most amazing discovery
Functioning 'mechanical gears' seen in nature for the first time
http://phys.org/news/2013-09-functio...rs-nature.html |
Re: A most amazing discovery
Wow! That's amazing! I wonder why they only discovered that now?
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Originally Posted by LaLaLayla
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Wow! That's amazing! I wonder why they only discovered that now?
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Originally Posted by shiva
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it take a special person to stick microscopes up next to an insects arse to see whats there. presumably there hasn't been anyone so inclined before
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Re: A most amazing discovery
Originally Posted by LaLaLayla
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Oh, I was hoping he was a new species.
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Re: A most amazing discovery
They say that cogs have an evolutionary precedent, but maybe it is nature mimicking science? Maybe the plant-hopping insect has recently evolved to have these cog things? Just a thought...
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Re: A most amazing discovery
Originally Posted by LaLaLayla
(Post 10899474)
They say that cogs have an evolutionary precedent, but maybe it is nature mimicking science? Maybe the plant-hopping insect has recently evolved to have these cog things? Just a thought...
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Re: A most amazing discovery
Originally Posted by shiva
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Err science is largely the study of nature
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Re: A most amazing discovery
Originally Posted by LaLaLayla
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Shiva, why do your posts - whatever the subject - always come across as so patronising?
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Re: A most amazing discovery
Originally Posted by shiva
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It's the way you read them
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