Sunday, November 18, 2007

Review Bio-Process & Bio-Product Technology Transfer

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Bio-Process & Bio-Product Technology Transfer
CII seminar held at Green Park Hotel, Vizag on
16th November 2007: Review by
Kotcherlakota Lakshmi Narayana
The lacuna of guidelines for Quality certification and Quality assessment
has been pointed out by me, as the chief cause of venture capitalists to refrain
support to the promising entrepreneurs who are ready to undertake the
New Technology Business in India.

At the confederation of Indian Industry (CII) meet held
On 16th November 2007 at Green Park Hotel, Visakhapatnam on Technology
Offers, I have also stressed the importance of complete package offers
by agencies like ATIRA, IITs, RRLs, TIFAC, ATDC and APIPR with assurance of
Quality Certification by periodic monitoring of the Industry.

Andhra Pradesh Technology Development & Promotion Council (APTDC),
Technology Information and Forecasting & Assessment Council, Indian Oil
Corporation (IOC) senior scientists had an opportunity in Vizag to
present their innovative technology transfer offers. Many Industrialists
were taken aback of the technical details and knowledge needed to
promote the Industry of Bio=Process and Bio-Products. The scientists
went to the extent of simplifying the technical Know-How to the
august gathering of Industrialists and the entrepreneurs.

Ms Nirmala Kushik of TIFAC gave a talk on Technology Linked Business.
Mr.S.Biswas an Adviser of TIFAC elaborated on the doubts of
questioners regarding the viability and feasibility aspects of Enzymatic
Bioconversion of racemic molecules, Chitosan & value added formulations,
Alkalo-thermophilic thermomonospora specific process development,
Pictinase development etc. APEX bodies of TIFAC would support the
Entrepreneurs at medium and small scale enterprise.

Dr.Rakesh Sarin spoke about biodegradable
2T oil from non-edible vegetable oils. Ecofriendly soluble oil in
Metalworking industry with capacity of 50 tones per annum with
investment of Rs.30/-lacs, at a product cost of Rs.100/kg and a pay back
period of two years has been projected.

For ecofriendly sprayable girth gear lubricant
for rotary kilns of cement plants etc biodegradable lubricant technology
is ready for transfer: Investment Rs.15lacs, Product cost Rs.250/kg, Pay
back period 2yrs contact:Email:director@iip.res.in.

For technology transfer on enzymatic polishing of Brown rice
and leather etc contact rb@iitkgp.ac.in. Prof R.Banerjee has given an
excellent & extensive account of fruit flavor compounds, Koji and
other types of rice, fermented mushroom bio-products and suitable
for 21st century challenging food habits and tastes of youngsters for
Sweet, flavored and tasteful food items. Tel(R):283105/283104 khargpur
Email:rin_tuin@yahoo.com.

It is unfortunate that her own experience with establishment
of an Industry was a failure, since she happens more of an
Academician. Is it that Industrialists in India are a different?
Brand of people?

Dr.Rakesh Sarin of IOC gave a vivid account of Bio-fuels and Bio-diesels
production and utility in India. He quoted experimental runs of Buses,
Railway Engines etc based on biodiesels. Oil from genotype Jatropha
Curcas and Pongamia pinnatta has been emphasized. As a base case
the bio-diesels from sunflower, rapeseed, palm, soybean etc are presented
with the significant findings on suitable and efficient blends of
these oils. Single pot process has been outlined. The content of Free
Fatty acids problem has been discussed.

Prof.Ashok Pandey, RRL, Thiruvantapuram gave the technology details of
Xylanase production for paper & pulp industry and Phytase for feed industry
Technologies are ready for transfer. Email:ashokpandey@yahoo.co.in
And mobile 09447072265, www.tech2transfer.com.

The present author feels that the successful conduct of the
Seminar on Bio-Process and Bio-products by the Chairman of
CII Vizag Zonal Council, Dr. Varma Vegesna of Lazarus Hospitals
led to spontaneous interest among the researchers (from AGL PG college, etc) and
Teachers (of GITAM University, etc) of various other institutions,
who have graced the meet, which ended with a fine dinner and several group
and mutual discussions of collaborative enterprise by entrepreneurs.

RAMASETHU & रामायण Dr.D.V.N.Sarma, D.Sc.

RAMASETHU & RAMAYANA
by Dr.D.V.N.Sarma, D.Sc. (AU)
University of Chicago & Calif.USA
0891-2705397 Cell: 9393398794
Lecture delivered at http://trusciencetrutechnology.blogspot.com
Research Forum Meeting held on Sunday, the 4th November, 2007 at
1A2 Dolphins Apts, Beside Taj Residency, Visakhapatnam-530002, India.

Prof E.C. La Fond heading the India Ocean Bed Mapping Project of
the United Nations worked as Professor and Founder of the Department of
Oceanography at Andhra University. He was on deputation from the
Scripp's Institute of Oceanography, Lajolla, Sandiego, California, .U.S.A.
Which is the world’s greatest Oceanographic Institution? He mapped the
entire Indian Ocean Bed during 1950-1960 (about) in a special Research
ship, in which many A.U.Departments participated. In 1980-81 he was
invited for a special lecture at the Andhra University and was questioned
after the lecture about the Adam's Bridge- Ramasethu.
He stated, that “The survey revealed that the Bridge was made of
Sand and Big Rocks and rises vertically from the Ocean Bed to the surface.
He said it was built since time immemorial and it was definitely a human
Construction and not a natural formation, either Volcanism or other
Geological Processes as sand and independent rocks as found do not come
together by natural Geological Processes." The Rocks seem to have been
taken from surrounding mountains on the Indian side and the sand from
The Rameswaram Sea shores. There are pillars at regular intervals to support
the bridge as seen in the map (Oxford Atlas).

The Mineralogical composition of the Ramasethu Rocks and
surrounding Mountain rocks can give further proof of the ancient Bridge
construction. This should be taken up by a United Nations Research Team
and the Archeological Department, basing the study at the Andhra
University. The study should be purely scientific, with nothing to do with
Politics or motivated perceptions.

Date of the Ramasethu:

How do we get the time of its construction? It is fortunate that we can
Date it, from the date of Ramayana. As mentioned in the Vishnu Purana
of Vyasa 3100 B.C., Ramayana occurred in Treta- Dwapara Sandhi of the
Twenty fourth Chaturyuga, when Valmiki was Vyasa of the 24th Chaturyuga
and Ramayana was written.

One Chaturyuga is 4,320,000 years. The Chaturyuga consists of four
Yugas - Krita Yuga 1,728,00 years, Treta Yuga 1,296,00 yrs, Dwapara
Yuga 864,000 years and Kaliyuga 432,000 years. Four (4) Chaturyugas have
passed to the present Twenty eighth Chaturyuga since Ramayana. We are in
the Kaliyuga of the 28th Chaturyuga which commenced in 3102 B.C. i.e.
432,000- (3102 +2007 Nov) = 426,899yrs balance. The period elapsed
since Ramayana to date is one Dwaparayuga and one Kaliyuga of the
Twenty Fourth Chaturyuga i.e. Twenty Fifth, Twenty sixth
and Twenty seventh and Krita, Tetra, Dwaparayugas of the Twenty eighth
Chaturyuga and 3120+2007 of the present Kaliyuga.
In Figures the period from Ramayana to 2007 is given in the following Table:
24th Chaturyuga Hindu year begins in March
Kaliyuga 8,64,000 end Chiatra Month.
25th Chaturyuga 432,000
26th Chaturyuga 4,320,000 The Gene for aging has been
27th Chaturyuga 4,320,000 located and very long life is
Present 28th 4,320,000 now possible (Rat experi-
Chaturyuga Krita 1,728,000 ments)
Treta 1,296,000
Dwapara 8,64,000
Kali 3102 B.C
2006 A.D
(2007) 8 Months to Nov.
.Total: 8149108Yrs (cf.The generations of Adam
8 Months lived a thousand years each
- Rama's Rule 11000 per the Bible)
Yrs
18,138,108 yrs
8 Months to Nov.2007.


Thus the Ramasethu was constructed 18,138,109 years back which
Prof. E. C. La Fond had no means of dating and was merely by him as
time immemorial. C14 Radioactive dating is not possible for this long a
period.

Road cum Rail Bridge:

It has for long been envisaged that a Road cum Rail Bridge can be
constructed to connect India with Ceylon and has been proposed by a
Ceylon Minister recently. The Ramasethu site is the best choice for the
Project as the Mannar Peninsula (Island) projects in to the Palk Bay and
there is already a Railway line up to Talaimannar at the tip of the Mannar
Peninsula from Colombo.
On the Indian side there is already a Railway from Mandapam
across the Pamban channel through Pamban, Rameswaram and
Dhonushkodi, on Pamban Island. The Bridge needs to be reconstructed
only over 25 miles of shallow sea above the already existing Ramasethu or
Adam's Bridge which should be very easy. The Pamban Channel Bridge was
constructed by Sri Rama's armies long before the present Rail Bridge.
At one end a retractable bridge span like the Sydney Harbour Bridge
can be constructed to allow ocean going ships to pass through from one side
to the other side of the bridge. Periodic Dredging will keep the passage
Navigable round the year. A Naval post at the retractable Bridge will provide
strategic security.

Tsunami Blocking: The sea wall will cut off any Tsunami arising
from Sumatra reaching South Tamil nadu, Kanyakumari and Lower Kerala.
This Project will thus provide a North-South as well as East-West
connectivity and will satisfy both proponents of the controversy over the
Ramasethu.

Tourist Attraction and Self Financing: Express Trains can be run
from Madras (Chennai) to Colombo and the rail journey across the
Ramasethu will be one of the world's greatest attraction and the
project can finance, itself, when given to a private company.
The Archaeological Department can setup a Tapovan and Museum at
Rameswaram about the Ramasethu which will be a great tourist attraction.
Sri Rama with Bow and Arrow can be enshrined at Dhanushkodi to add to
the Tourism potential.

World Heritage site: Recognition for the Project as a World Heritage
site will provide U.N. Funding.

Refer The Oxford Atlas for the Map of the Adam's Bridge:

Sunday, November 4, 2007

FINDING OF THE UNCERTAIN MATERIAL ON थ MOON

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FINDING OF THE UNCERTAIN MATERIAL ON THE MOON DURING
OBSERVATIONS MADE ON THE FULL MOON DAYS 25th/26th OCTOBER 2007
BY
KOTCHERLAKOTA LAKSHMI NARAYANA
17-11-10, NARASIMHA ASHRAM, OFFICIAL COLONY, MAHARANIPETA.P.O, VISAKHAPATNAM- 530002.Presented at the Research Forum meeting held during 4.00PM to 7.00PM at 1-A2, DVNSarma's Apt, Dolphin Apartments, on the 4th November 2007.
TEXT:
The Uncertain Materials have been found endowed(1), with certain scientific features (specifically three) subject to the Uncertainty Principle, that were enunciated by the present author and specified in the earlier posting on the website. They were presented At the Research Forum meeting held on the 7th September 2007 and given in the Website posting (2).
The physical aspects of both the positive and negative characters may be directly responsible for the manifest flux conditions. The fundamental entities of both the Discrete and Fuzzy Uncertain materials specified are expected to posses’ heavy mass and exist in inductive links with the environmental conditions of the neighboring bodies. Their interaction with ordinary matter may be weak but has an uncertain impulse that would eventually account for the 1-10% their energy loss.
The concentration of the Uncertain Material into the regions of the Moon (terrestrial), planets and their moons, novae stars, and etc cosmic entities may be apparent. Pristine and the primordial cosmological evolutionary conditions of cosmic
entities and the unpolluted regions of planetary and the satellite systems, readily offer
the exemplary regions of the embedded uncertain materials. The uncertain materials would also be found scattered, in various kinds of shape, size, morphological and topological features. These arise possibly due to refined and regulated exposures of cosmic entities, including the Moons, planets etc to different kind of X-ray, EM and magnetic radiations from the far or near neighbors. The static uncertain material of the various bodies does respond to said such radiations and gets manifested. But the Manned and the Robots exploration of the moons and the planets of Solar systems would become directly responsible for the destruction of the pristine cosmic environment in which, the uncertain materials existed hence probably billion years of age.
The recent finding (3), for example, established that the Oxygen evolved into terrestrial atmosphere by the combined effect of Sun Rays and the photosynthesis nearly 2.5 billion years ago.
The careful observations made by the present author (kln), of the nearest Moon approach to the earth, during 25th/26th October 2007, revealed several regions of pristine
and unpolluted region of concentrations of the uncertain materials. Surprisingly, they have also been found strewn over the entire lunar surface, but also on the mountain Cliffs (nearly 20-40) and on the highs of the crater depression valleys of the Moon.
The state-of-the-art technique adopted and the analysis of observation of the uncertain material is quite characteristic. This, however, considerably differed, from the state-of-art techniques employed for the analysis of observations made to study the Mars (3) during its closest encounter with the earth. The observations made revealed those origin theories of the terrestrial Moon and possibly other moons and planets have a new
dimension of analysis.
The formula of time of Planck, given by square root of reduced Planck’s action (hcross) times Gravitational Universal constant G and divided by square of the velocity of Light gets modified. From this modified equation of the uncertain materials we note that the lower limit of time has something to do with the Quantum Physics and Gravity.
References:
1. Earth's Oxygen, The Hindu Newspaper, dated Nov 1, p.1, 2007
2. Website posting by present author on 12th October 2007 and 7th October 2007
3. TRU SCIENCE Issue No.19th December 2003 by Kotcherlakota Lakshmi Narayana

FINDING OF THE UNCERTAIN MATERIAL ON THE MOON 25th/26th OCTOBER 2007

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PATENT & PROPRIETY RIGHTS RESERVED:
FINDING OF THE UNCERTAIN MATERIAL ON THE MOON DURING
OBSERVATIONS MADE ON THE FULL MOON DAYS 25th/26th OCTOBER 2007
BY
KOTCHERLAKOTA LAKSHMI NARAYANA
17-11-10, NARASIMHA ASHRAM, OFFICIAL COLONY, MAHARANIPETA.P.O, VISAKHAPATNAM- 530002.Presented at the Research Forum meeting held during 4.00PM to 7.00PM at 1-A2, DVNSarma's Apt, Dolphin Apartments, on the 4th November 2007.TEXT:
The Uncertain Materials have been found endowed(1), with certain scientific features (specifically three) subject to the Uncertainty Principle, that were enunciated by the present author and specified in the earlier posting on the website. They were presented At the Research Forum meeting held on the 7th September 2007 and given in the Website posting (2).
The physical aspects of both the positive and negative characters may be directly responsible for the manifest flux conditions. The fundamental entities of both the Discrete and Fuzzy Uncertain materials specified are expected to posses’ heavy mass and exist in inductive links with the environmental conditions of the neighboring bodies. Their interaction with ordinary matter may be weak but has an uncertain impulse that would eventually account for the 1-10% their energy loss.
The concentration of the Uncertain Material into the regions of the Moon (terrestrial), planets and their moons, novae stars, and etc cosmic entities may be apparent. Pristine and the primordial cosmological evolutionary conditions of cosmic
entities and the unpolluted regions of planetary and the satellite systems, readily offer
the exemplary regions of the embedded uncertain materials. The uncertain materials would also be found scattered, in various kinds of shape, size, morphological and topological features. These arise possibly due to refined and regulated exposures of cosmic entities, including the Moons, planets etc to different kind of X-ray, EM and magnetic radiations from the far or near neighbors. The static uncertain material of the various bodies does respond to said such radiations and gets manifested. But the Manned and the Robots exploration of the moons and the planets of Solar systems would become directly responsible for the destruction of the pristine cosmic environment in which, the uncertain materials existed hence probably billion years of age.
The recent finding (3), for example, established that the Oxygen evolved into terrestrial atmosphere by the combined effect of Sun Rays and the photosynthesis nearly 2.5 billion years ago.
The careful observations made by the present author (kln), of the nearest Moon approach to the earth, during 25th/26th October 2007, revealed several regions of pristine
and unpolluted region of concentrations of the uncertain materials. Surprisingly, they have also been found strewn over the entire lunar surface, but also on the mountain Cliffs (nearly 20-40) and on the highs of the crater depression valleys of the Moon.
The state-of-the-art technique adopted and the analysis of observation of the uncertain material is quite characteristic. This, however, considerably differed, from the state-of-art techniques employed for the analysis of observations made to study the Mars (3) during its closest encounter with the earth. The observations made revealed those origin theories of the terrestrial Moon and possibly other moons and planets have a new
dimension of analysis.
The formula of time of Planck, given by square root of reduced Planck’s action (hcross) times Gravitational Universal constant G and divided by square of the velocity of Light gets modified. From this modified equation of the uncertain materials we note that the lower limit of time has something to do with the Quantum Physics and Gravity.
References:
1. Earth's Oxygen, The Hindu Newspaper, dated Nov 1, p.1, 2007
2. Website posting by present author on 12th October 2007 and 7th October 2007
3. TRU SCIENCE Issue No.19th December 2003 by Kotcherlakota Lakshmi Narayana

Friday, October 12, 2007

Research Forum मीटिंग 7th October 2007

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Research Forum meeting
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held on 7th October 2007 at Prof EVGangadharam's place ,Flat No.405,
Bhagya Sai residency,opp century club,Visakhapatnam
The following people graced the occasion and actively participated and contributed to the
advancement of knowledge at a scientific and technological level.
First Prof.Dr. B.S.Sastry spoke about the burning issue of Global warming and suggested means of combating
the prevention of CO2 and other hazardous emissions by man made environmental degradation of the planet.
He asked to enhance the effort of planting a number of trees that would consume the CO2 emissions and reduce the danger of its global ppm level.Actively participants interacted and recent internet suggestion on this threat have been reviewed. Dr.Nori.Kurmaiah Capt A.K. Gupta, Dr.EVGangadharam and Dr.DVN Sarma have given considerable thought to the problem and mentioned their view points.
Next Dr.Nori Kurmaiah(kurmaiah@yahoo.com) gave developments that are taking place in the Electrochemistry fields, of Corrosion and Hydrogen production and Electrolysis problems of water.He said that Controlled Nuclear Experiments may agument the electrolysis of water to produce Hydrogen.Regarding problem of corrosion he said poor quality of water and in efficient maintenance and managements of wastes from Industrial firms as the major of concern. Fuel cells development needs to be looked into for hybrid use of energy. He said that recently fishermen from the sea were called back due to a possible tsunami and other low-depression threats. Thus modern technology became handy to the lower strata of society as well.
Capt AK Gupta said as majoarity of goods are transported by sea, pollution done by ships are neligible in comparision with the Industries.
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Prof Gangadharam spoke about PADI, Dutch ship(from Holland) sunk years ago returning from Indonesia and Malaysia, that contained tin ingots, ivory material and old metallic guns corroded and other artefacts of ship and his findings on Marine Archeology. He appreciated Durch scientisrs for preserving the old artefacts and records in a bery meticulous manner in buildings that stretch over a few kilometers length.He detailed about the much spoken vaisakeswari temple that sunk into sea or submerged centuries ago, but affirmed that there is no clear scientific evidence of it. He wanted psychology marine architecture trials as well.
Dr.DVNSarma told about his research work with Prof C.Harold Urey at Univ of Chicago on meteroites and diamond content of them.He also retirated that the interior view of Uniberse in terms of Prana and its existence of waves of wavelength 1.72mm with the point diametr of only.27mm.He said the external space expanse of Big-Bang theories etc are distinctly different from the concept of upanishads that have an internal field aspects of universe at microscopic levels. Anothe feature he explained was that the Adam's Bridge is a man made one and the mountain link between India and Sri Lamka was not a Geological formation. Years ago from Dhanushkodi a rail was planned linkinh the two vountries on the Adam's mountain ridge of sand and stones. A sea link in the srtle of Sydney harbour bridge is feasible or the like one on Thames river in London.
Prof Dr.K.L.Narayana gave a new dimension for possible existence of materials. His explanation was based on the Uncertainity relation of Heisenberg .He termed the possible existence of Uncertain Materials as of two types "Discrete and Fuzzy". The scanned details of the Uncertain Materials will be sent by next mail.
A video was also taken of his presentation. Panel discussed by colleagues.











Sunday, September 9, 2007

त्रुविज़ दत ९थ् सेप्तेम्बेर 2007

TRUWIZ Dt. 9th September 2007
In memory of Prof. K.Rangadhama Rao D.Sc. ( Madras ) D.Sc. ( London )
(9th September, 1899 - 20th June, 1972)
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1.A bacterium of microbial mats of Hot Springs uses for light conversion a distinctive
a). Porous gel b). Membrane c). Wafer d). Chlorophyll.
2.Cool music exchange tool and cheap telephone calls via Internet revolutionized
a).e-bay b).Kazaa c). Skype d). Joost.
3.Sudden hammering on piezoelectric ceramic in gas lighter produces
a). 600 v b) 400 c). 800v d). 40v
4. The heavy water at 0.31cm^-1 has absorption coefficient per cm
a) 5e-06 b)3e-07 c)6e-09 d).7e-09
5.MRI scanning can have enhanced NSF/NSD life threatening condition due to
a). Paramagnetic salt b) Uranium ion c). EM damage d). Gadolinium agent
6.An enzyme called PDI that can switch the geometry of S-S bonds does other jobs numbering about a) 3 b) 4 c) 5 d) 6
7Caffeine outcompetes with oxygen in reacting with electrons and prevents formation
of a).free radicals b).water molecules c).anions d).ROS
8.The papad fried in oil or roasted in microwave oven swells due to captured
a). Oil b). Decomposition c). Radiation d). Gases like CO2.
9.The AFM chromium x-ray hologram revealed that they are not at rest due to uncertainty of a). Domains b). Domain walls c). Quantum fatigue d). Tiny magnets
10.Our perception of spatial extension is based on
a).relative time.b).relative distance c).path of light d). relative displacement.
11.Fusion solution to the energy problem lies in
a). Thermonuclear reaction.b) taming plasma c). Fusion control d). Run away stability.
12.King supernova SN2006gy produced by a 150times mass of sun core gamma radiation of anti-pair particles brighter than sun by
a).1e+05 times b).1e+11times c).1e+06 d).1e+08
13.In next fifty years the technology that may become a part of life is
a). Mobile phone b). Bluetooth technology c). M2M d). Wireless net
14.The Jupiter like planet called HD 209458b about 150ly from earth has a black cloud (disputable) of a). Methane b). CO2 gas c). Silicates d). Benzene
15.Liquid mirror telescope on moon an advanced concept of NASA employs ionic liquids and silver coated by a). Spinning b). Deposition c). Precipitation d). Spraying
16.In jute fiber color can be improved by action of a). Hydrogen peroxide b). Chlorine peroxide c). Sodium peroxide d). Formaldehyde.
17.Jute nitrocellulose owing to its lower viscosity and high solubility would be useful for a). Paper industry b). Sugar industry c). Explosives d). Lacquer industry.
18.In MISFET device the insulating layer is produced by heating silicon wafer to
a). 800 0 C b). 900 c) 1400 d)1000
19.An activated carbon particle has either meso, macro or micro porous structure network with high surface area and have good capacity to absorb
a). Heavy metals, b). Inorganic c). Biomaterial d). Organic molecules.
20.Heavy water depletion in cancer patients effects cell growth
a). to increase b). to decrease c). Damage the cell d).none
21.The constellation Ursa Major consisting of major seven stars extends over a distance
of fist measure 10deg a).35deg b)25deg c).40deg d).60deg
22.Double pulsar PSR J0737-3039A/B situated 2000ly away consists of
a).black holes. b) Quark stars c). Strange stars d). Pair of neutron stars.
23. The heaviest element discovered has an element number a).118 b).120. c).121 d).117
24.Evergreen trees take upon their needles from atmosphere more
a).Gold b).silver c)mercury d).iron
25.Black (carbonado) diamonds from space have high porosity, high content of polyaromatic hydrocarbons (due to dust of graphite, silicates and radicals) and chemicals such as, a). NaN b).TiN c).ZrN d).CaN
26.To incorporate Mach principle into gravitational theory scientists postulated existence
of a).one field b). two fields c). a new particle d).nothing
27. Guth's Inflaton is essentially
a) an expansion field b). an explosive field c).superfast field d). a driving force.
28.The Quantum Link is a) code b).interaction c). entanglement d). probability
29.Black smokers can lead to serpentinization a process that is useful for supply of a)nutrients b).organisms c). bacteria d).None
30. A periodic table of stable nuclides termed as"kra1nga2dha2ma3ra4oa5“
is based on a)spin b) quadrupole moment c) magnetic moment d)orbits
31.Organic brains are more compacr and efficient than the best computers since they use a).temporal codes b).Emotions c). spatial arrangements d).Intuition
32.A biofilm turns into a biological film that can display imges by incorporation of a). pigments b). genetic parts c). LEDs d). colors
33.Pyroelectric fusion power generates are unrealistic but may be useful to power space craft or a medical therapy essentially rely on kicking
a). Neutron b). Pressure waves c). plasma d).deuterium
34.Blue Berries are a). fruits b).hematite c). clatherates d).solid balls
35.Higgs field produces two phenomena
a). mass & particle b). mass &interaction c). mass & field d). field & interaction
36.Refractive Index of water should be known for immersion lithography upto
a). two decimles b).three decimals c). 5 or 6 decimals d). only 4 decimals
37.Evolutionary pathways are so intricate and so complex and presumed to have rules
of a).Divine Plan b).Random Choice c). Fate d). Will Power.
38.Transisters can be shrunk replacing oxidized silicon by
a). Barium b). Californium c).Uranium d). Hafnium.
39.Epigenetics refers to study of change in gene expression and involves no change
in a).structure b). Code c). link d). pattern
40.Milky way evolution has a new dimension by way of discovery of
a).New Stars b). New Dwarfs c).anomalous velocity clouds d). Supernovae
41.Ravens can a). distinguish individuals b).recognize individuals c). contemplate alternatives d). be intelligent.
42.Retina can a). preprocess b).judges c). cannot preprocess d). work like a TV camera
43.Spurious light signals and so forth affect Infra Red transmission speed by a). slowing down b).enhancement c). interference d). diffraction
44.Plasmic devices are arrays of narrow stripes and gaps of
a). Dielectric b).Metals c). Oxides d). Refractories
45. Neutron stars accrete matter similarly to that of black holes.
a) Right b) wrong
46.A slight rocking motion, called libration, makes visible from our planet earth nearly
the Moon's surface about a)40% b)50% c) 60% d)59%
47.At the time of close encounter of mars with earth kln observed from its polar cap
Streaks of light numbering about a). Two b). Three c).four d).none
48.Pioneering theoretical work was done in 30's by Landau & Openheimer on stellar structure but modern models sprang from concepts of
a).Accretion b).Collisions c)perturbations d).Dynamical collapse
49. Lepton-Lepton forces of tidal disturbances on some stellar objects are assumed to obey the law of a).1/r^2 b).1/r^3 c)1/r^5 d).none
50. The end of the twin pulsars one 23 milliseconds the other, one rotation every 2.8 seconds, dance of death is expected in a) 85 Myrs b)65Myrs c)40 Myrs d)20Myrs.
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रिसर्च फोरम मीत ओं थे ९थ् सेप्तेम्बेर 2007

As decided a research forum meeting was held between 4.00pm to 7.30pm at the residence of Dr DVNSarma 1A2 Dolphins Apts,near taj residency hotel, Visakhapatnam's and discussions were carried out by Prof.E.V Gangadharam (address flat n0.405,Bhagya Sai Residency,opp.century club, Maharanipeta.P.O, vskp 530002 ph.no.2530527 cell 9440173255) and Prof.K.L.Narayana.
Dr.DVNSarma:1. Om Ae Trisaptaha Paryanti visvarupani Bibhrata:
Cosmology:137 each level is 137 times the previous from elementary particle size to the cosmos :twenty one times 137 from the smallest particle to universe size.
2. He emphasized Ca & Mg lines intensity in the solar spectrum in spite their abundance is low. He affirmed possible high excited H and D atomic lines contribution.
3. He commented on the intimate relation between Ca & Mg enzymes presence in biological membranes to transport H and D across it and hence affirmed the intimate relation between Astrophysics and Biological physical entities.
4. He remembered the fundamental work of Prof KRRao which found a permanent place in National Bureau of Standards USA on Atomic levels, with an unprecedented accuracy of experimental observations and analysis.
Prof. E.V.Gangadharam:
Spoke of his involvement in the NASA Apollo 11 and Apollo 12 Lunar Samples Analysis Programme during 1969-71 at Cornell University, Ithaca N.Y.He described the thrill of seeing for the first time a display of moon rock from at Houston Space Centre in January 1970. He also had the good fortune to know the famous astronomer Dr.Carl Sagan, at the Cornell Dept.of Astronomy and Space Sciences during his stay as Research Associate at Cornell.
Prof.K.L.Narayana:
Made a quick presentation of his paper to be published entitled
" On the Physics of Stellar Structures and possible novae stars"
Resolutions:
Next meeting will be held on the October 7th,2007 at the residence place of Prof.E.V.Gangadharam:Please note details of venue as:
(address flat n0.405,Bhagya Sai Residency,opp.century club, Maharanipeta.P.O, vskp 530002 ph.no.2530527 cell 9440173255)

An astronomy observation session will be held on the Amavashya night of 10th September 2007, Monday, at the above address of Prof.EVGangadharam,building terrace using a telescope presented by Dr.Lalitha Kumari(d/o Prof KRRao).

All interested are invited and hereby informed.