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Old 30-June-2007, 02:57 AM
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Through my observations and research on the subject of Photons and Quantum Mechanics I have formed a hypothesis that the discreet packets of photon energy may contain a frequency code that acts on an atomic level to compose every known element on Earth. It is widely known that Cosmic Rays contain every element known and over time may interact in an electro-chemical or atomic way to form compounds or perhaps even the blueprint for RNA and Amino Acids to build a new cell? The light of the Sun and Water are all thats needed to form life right? Its clearly theory but I would like to hear from those more Senior as to their thoughts on the matter? On another note concerning Dark Matter if Photons or Electromagnetic Energy have Wavelength and Frequency isnt it possible that Dark Matter may be an OPPOSITE and have frequencies higher than our visible spectrum of light? For every action there is a reaction?
I think you've confused cosmic ray particles-- accelerated ions --with photons.

And the mutations caused by cosmic rays, or any radiation, are the result of the cell's DNA rejoining after is is broken by the radiation or particle. It's like a bone that is broken by a falling rock and heals crooked; if that crooked leg-bone happens to make one person a better place kicker, can you then say "being hit with rocks will improve your kicking"?
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