*What's life about*

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What do you mean Pann, closed system?

That's was a quote Marcus I found it when doing some research on water after Flagg posted them very interesting items.
I found it here:
http://www.allaboutwater.org/water-facts.html

But as you asked about closed system I got back onto google
And found this for you:
http://www.uvm.edu/~cmehrten/courses...d%20System.pdf

A quick extract from the PDF:
Material flows between reservoirs or sinks along pathways, or fluxes.
Examples: Water vapor in the atmosphere condenses and falls as rain and breaks down rocks. Ocean water evaporates into the atmosphere. Volcanoes erupt and spew water vapor into the atmosphere

[marcus300]

That's was a quote Marcus I found it when doing some research on water after Flagg posted them very interesting items.
I found it here:
20 Interesting and Useful Water Facts

But as you asked about closed system I got back onto google
And found this for you:
http://www.uvm.edu/~cmehrten/courses...d%20System.pdf

A quick extract from the PDF:
Material flows between reservoirs or sinks along pathways, or fluxes.
Examples: Water vapor in the atmosphere condenses and falls as rain and breaks down rocks. Ocean water evaporates into the atmosphere. Volcanoes erupt and spew water vapor into the atmosphere

Interesting reading Pann, this thread has evolved aswell as man kind lol

Its like a educational thread on life

[panntastic]

Interesting reading Pann, this thread has evolved aswell as man kind lol

Its like a educational thread on life

A Very informative thread Marcus
Think its covered many areas in great depth aswell

[marcus300]

A Very informative thread Marcus
Think its covered many areas in great depth aswell

Ive been reading what you and Flagg have posted over the weekend and when you think about the bigger picture of something so simple as water it blows your mind wide open to many things..

I am still interested in the DNA side of things and whats the oldest things we have extracted DNA from and what can we tell from DNA. Also Man kind and Nethanderal

[panntastic]

Ive been reading what you and Flagg have posted over the weekend and when you think about the bigger picture of something so simple as water it blows your mind wide open to many things..

I am still interested in the DNA side of things and whats the oldest things we have extracted DNA from and what can we tell from DNA. Also Man kind and Nethanderal

It won't make Jurassic Park a reality, but scientists have discovered 419 million-year-old DNA intact inside ancient salt deposits

http://news.discovery.com/earth/weat...discovered.htm

Now that's old DNA

[marcus300]

It won't make Jurassic Park a reality, but scientists have discovered 419 million-year-old DNA intact inside ancient salt deposits

World's Oldest Known DNA Discovered : Discovery News

Now that's old DNA

yet another fact that the world is older than 10,000yrs then if we are extracting DNA what is millions of yrs old......

[panntastic]

yet another fact that the world is older than 10,000yrs then if we are extracting DNA what is millions of yrs old......

Its all pointing that way isn't it