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Our solar system may not be as special as we thought. A new study of a young stars protoplanetary disk finds the same kinds of complex organic molecules that are found on the comets in our own solar system.
The findings, published in the journal Nature, show that the same chemical building blocks that support the kind of life as we know it may regularly form around far-off stars.
From my point of view, its really good news that were not that special,"said lead author Karin berg, an astrochemist at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics. "We know that life originated somehow in the solar system and it would be very exciting if it also originated somewhere else.
Having the same kind of chemistry present," she added, "removes one more barrier to that being true.
Scientists have long wondered what life around other stars, if it exists, might look like. Life on Earth is based around carbon and a handful of other key elements, including nitrogen, oxygen and hydrogen. But its unclear if the same kind of life-friendly chemistry has arisen on other worlds outside of our own backyard.
berg and her colleagues had been using a radio telescope array called the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array in Chile to study a star system called MWC 480, which lies roughly 455 light-years away in the constellation Taurus.
MWC 480 is very young, and so it still has a wide disk of protoplanetary debris surrounding the star. The stuff in the protoplanetary disk will eventually coalesce to form planets, moons, asteroids, comets the typical denizens of a fully fledged planetary system.
Our own solar system went through the same process, and so MWC 480 offers something of a snapshot into what our suns protoplanetary disk might have looked like before the planets were formed.
The scientists hadnt been looking for signs of such complex organic molecules, berg said. But when they went through the data they found a surprising signal one that appeared to be coming from cyanides, particularly complex cyanides. Along with the simplest molecule, hydrogen cyanide (HCN), they also found cyanoacetylene (HC3N) and methyl cyanide (CH3CN).
The discovery involved "a bit of luck," berg said. "We weren't actually looking for these complex organics."
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Robbie Henshaw crosses for Ireland's match-winning try against England in this year's Six Nations.
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The Cricket World Cup probably came at a very good time for the rugby forces up north. It's not that Kiwis, Aussies and South Africans completely ignored what was going on in this this year's Six Nations Championship, but it came and went without much comment.
That would have suited the powers that be up there just fine. Yes, they're justifiably irked at times by this part of the world's often arrogant and short-sighted views on the brand of football played up there - and reluctance to rate it - but in a World Cup year that ignorance is bliss to northern souls.
So what happened while you were sleeping? Well, while Brendon McCullum was blasting sixes into the stands, the evergreen Paul O'Connell was soaring high in the Irish lineout to lead his side to back-to-back Six Nations titles. Yep, two in a row for Ireland, it's been a long time since that happened. That Ireland only took the title on points points difference, however, showed just how competitive Europe's main event was this year. England were a collapsed maul from taking the title while Wales were left to rue one bad half of rugby against their Saxon neighbours. And France? Well, they learned to run the ball again, even if it took them four games to do so.
So with all that in mind here's what I think is a fair reflection of the how the teams should stack up with bookmakers less than six months out from the Rugby World Cup.
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Adam Jensen is a failure...
Human Revolution's final hours held some fairly catastrophic events, regardless of what final choice you made at the end. Square Enix Montreal isn't saying which, if any, ending Mankind Divided will build from (and, no, it won't read your old saves). But suffice it to say that - spoiler alert - augmented people around the world were sent on a brief rampage, the Panchaea geo-engineering plant was destroyed, and the Illuminati have successfully pinned both events on 'transhuman' terrorism.
In other words, Jensen failed, and the world has turned against all augmented people because he couldn't stop the Illuminati. As Mankind Divided begins, Jensen has signed up with Task Force 29, an international police organization dedicated to fighting augmented groups that are chafing against their new position on the bottom of the social order - or, to use the terminology of those on top, terrorists. But serving with Task Force 29 is largely a means to a more familiar end.
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1. THE HORSE FIX IS IN
The story of how researchers are using some horse sense to innovate stem cell joint therapies. Close to home, horses are leading humans into new territory, inspiring not only patients but researchers in regenerative therapies at Colorado State University in Fort Collins and the University of Colorado Hospital in Denver.
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When Little Brother came up lame six years ago at the age of 8, Brenda Simmons took her horse from one veterinarian specialist to another to find a fix.
Injections of the horse's stem cells into a lower leg joint and tendons relieved his pain and returned full function to a horse that had been unridable.
"He was better than ever, and he's still going strong," the 58-year-old Granby resident said. "I asked the vet, 'Can you do that for me?' "
She couldn't, but a physician in Edwards, Dr. Scott Brandt, did treat her with stem cells.
After crippling pain had sidelined her for years, she said, injection of her own stem cells and other living cell products, taken from her bone marrow and fat tissue, has restored the former runner and skier to a more active life over the past year. She had already had one knee-replacement surgery, but she now believes she can avoid a second one.
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"It's not mainstream. It's still in development," Brandt said of treatment that can cost $8,000 to $12,000 and isn't covered by insurance. "But it will happen in our lifetimes. This will delay or prevent many surgeries."
Many orthopedic specialists remain skeptical of these treatments unsure where proven advancements end and experimentation begins in doctors' offices using people's stem cells along with other biological components.
Yet leading researchers say there is real potential, especially if the Food and Drug Administration eases restrictions on culturing adult stem cells in labs for reinjection.
Even as these alternatives to surgical fixes for knees, backs, hips, shoulders and elbows are being developed, joint surgeries are booming as Americans resist being stiff and sore.
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Amy was searching for a way to get her type 1 diabetes under control when she was referred to Okyanos, the leader in cell therapy. After years of regular visits to the hospital for diabetes, neuropathy and fibromyalgia, she was looking for something that would help her lead a healthier, more normal life. No stranger to pain, Amy has had more than her share of treatments, including meditation, biofeedback, physical therapy and medications, getting her to a point of functional with very bad flare ups.
Amy experienced a condition called diabetes burnout which can occur when one gets tired of the endless attention diabetes care requires. After such a period, just 19 and a sophomore in college, Amy woke up one day with swollen feet and persistent horrible pain. She went home to Florida for spring break and ended up in the hospital for six weeks with a neuropathy diagnosis. Neuropathy is common in older diabetics but at a young age, the diagnosis threatened what shred of normal she had left.
I couldnt sleep with a blanket and it was hard to have anything on my feet. I had to shake the bed to distract myself from the pain. My life consisted of sitting in a bath tub for 6 hours a day running water over my feet, Amy explained.
After deciding to undergo adult stem cell therapy, Amy said her doctor was extremely encouraging and really interested. However, Amy stated, Nothing could prepare me for how nice the facility was. Everything was explained and when it came time for the procedure, I had no doubts. It was great.
After some initial hesitation and a set of expectations, Amy says she couldnt be happier with her results. I can now sleep with a blanket. I dont shake the bed the entire night. My feet arent a constant thought in the back of my mind anymore. The other day it was about 4pm and I realized, I havent thought about my feet once today, she shared.
In addition to changes in her daily life, Amys post-cell therapy successes are still coming in. When Amy saw her doctor a few weeks after treatment, and a regular check-up, they discovered Amys A1C levels (test to measure average blood glucose level) were significantly lower.
My doctor hadnt ever dealt with this kind of situation before. I think what really blew her mind was the fact that my A1C has gone down so much. Before the cell therapy, I was at 8.9. Now Im at a 7.8. I havent been that low in years, said a delighted Amy.
According to the American Diabetes Association, over 20 million diagnosed Americans suffer from diabetes and roughly 1.25 million are type 1. Diabetes remains the 7th leading cause of death in the US.
Adult stem cell therapy has emerged as a new treatment alternative for those with auto-immune conditions like diabetes and are restricted in activities they can no longer do but are determined to live a more normal life. Okyanos cell therapy uses a unique blend of adult stem and regenerative cells derived from a patients own fat tissue, thereby utilizing the bodys own natural biology to heal itself.
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Astronaut Kelly Says Space Station Arrival "Like Coming to My Old Home"
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Have you ever wanted to see the International Space Station (ISS)?
Intergalactic travel might be out of the question, but now NASA experts are telling people when the ISS will be visible in different parts of the world - including in our region this month.
The space explorers have an updated list of times when the ISS will be able to be viewed in Dorking, Farnborough, Farnham and Guildford.
The ISS, which appears as a bright glowing object, looks like a fast-moving plane or star shooting across the horizon.
The space station is currently habited by a crew of six people and orbits at a height of about 264 miles, traveling around the earth 15 times a day.
The ISS has been in space for more than 5,800 days, during which time it has completed more than 92,000 orbits of the planet, and has been continuously occupied for more than 13 years,
To see it, look south or west in the night sky.
It pretty much looks like a bright star or fast-moving plane.
It has no flashing lights and doesn't make a sound, so that's how you can tell the difference between it and any aircraft in the sky.
Times are also available for areas bordering the region including in Worthing, Bracknell and East Grinstead.
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