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40,000 Year Old Worms Rise From the Ice

p3skyking
This is interesting to me. It asks more questions than it answers.

What kept the "spark" of life in the organism? Does static electricity play a bigger part in life than we understand?

The article does mention possible contamination, but is that physical or something else like magnetic or in the light spectrum frequencies?

https://www.sciencealert.com/40-000-year-old-nematodes-revived-siberian-permafrost
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  • wiplash
    Serf should be along shortly with an article stating that the Worms carry a disease that wiped out the Dinosaurs, and that we will be next![:D]
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  • He Dog
    quote:Originally posted by wiplash
    Serf should be along shortly with an article stating that the Worms carry a disease that wiped out the Dinosaurs, and that we will be next![:D]



    No worries, I believe he posted last night we are already dead.
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  • wiplash
    quote:Originally posted by He Dog
    quote:Originally posted by wiplash
    Serf should be along shortly with an article stating that the Worms carry a disease that wiped out the Dinosaurs, and that we will be next![:D]



    No worries, I believe he posted last night we are already dead.


    What[:D] one?
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  • spasmcreek
    well, that resurrection gives hope to Hillary
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  • chris8X57
    There's a pretty good series on Netflix called 'Fortitude', about an island near the Arctic Circle. Someone uncovers a wooly mammoth in the ice and the carcass releases a parasitic wasp larvae that infects both mammal and human alike.
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  • droptop
    quote:Originally posted by spasmcreek
    well, that resurrection gives hope to Hillary

    If there's any HOPE, let us hope that's not true.
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  • kimi
    "In the land of the pale blue snow
    Where it's ninety-nine below,
    And the polar bears are dancing on the plain,
    In the shadow of the pole
    Oh, my Heart, my Life, my Soul,
    I will meet thee when the ice-worms nest again."

    ~ Robert Service
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  • yoshmyster
    quote:Originally posted by chris8X57
    There's a pretty good series on Netflix called 'Fortitude', about an island near the Arctic Circle. Someone uncovers a wooly mammoth in the ice and the carcass releases a parasitic wasp larvae that infects both mammal and human alike.



    Good show. Even if they drink reindeer piss to get stoned [:D]. Also the show could use more polar bears.
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  • spasmcreek
    if a parasitic larvae landed on hillary it would immediately go into death spasms
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