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Can one all-powerful SUPERFORCE control the universe?

Is There One All-Powerful SUPER FORCE Controlling The Universe? A new force of nature has been discovered: muons From attaching a magnet to a refrigerator door to throwing a ball into a basketball hoop, the forces of physics are at play in every moment of our lives. All the forces we experience every day can be reduced to just four categories: Gravity, electromagnetism, strong force and weak force. Now physicists claim to have found possible evidence for a fifth fundamental force of nature. The findings come from research conducted in a laboratory near Chicago. The four fundamental forces determine how all objects and particles in the universe interact with each other. Gravity, for example, causes objects to fall to the ground, and heavy objects behave as if they are stuck to the ground. The U.K.'s Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) said the result was "strong evidence for the existence of an undiscovered

What Was The First Virus? | Biology | Video

WIKI Categories :  Virology Viruses 1898 in biology Medical tests Epidemiology Global health Infectious diseases Pandemics Zoonoses Due to the great diversity of viruses, biologists have struggled to classify these entities and relate them to the conventional tree of life. They may represent previously free-living organisms that have become parasites. They may be the harbingers of life as we know it. Virus Basics We know that viruses are very diverse. Unlike all other biological organisms, some viruses, such as the poliovirus, have an RNA genome, and others, such as the herpes virus, have a DNA genome. Moreover, some viruses have single-stranded genomes while others have double-stranded genomes. Are viruses alive? The upper half of the sphere represents the capsid-coding organisms, which are viruses, and include Archaea viruses, Bacteria viruses, and Eukarya viruses. The lower half of the sphere represents ribosome-coding organisms and includes bacteria, archaea, and cercariae. In

How Many Giant Balloons Stops An Arrow | Video - Matcolist

I was surprised by this. With a video that is 17 minutes long, I expected mostly 'blah blah blah' and 5 minutes worth of inflating the balloons before the payoff, like so many 'what will happen' videos I have seen in the past. At 0:41, I think this is not what they meant when they said the pen is mightier than the sword, but it does make sense in this context. I thought it was just gonna get one balloon, but it got six! Slow-motion makes them look like they are melting or dematerializing. The guy with the fishing rod missed a balloon because the hook began sliding through the floor on one point, and got through the side of the 'missed' balloon, but poked through the rest of it.