Life What what I find to be a little disconcerting is the fact of just how little most people actually know about their given surroundings never mind the planet & nature of that which shelters them...like the giant Amoebas that have been found inhabiting in the uppermost parts of Earths atmosphere although there are a number of documents floating around regarding those that have been photographed & documented living way down in trenches in the oceans like the Mariana trench here in the Pacific & even a few up here on the surface although if I remember correctly most if not all of those found upon the surface here were dead. 4. Organic life is based upon water-based, gel-like structures; upon microscopic solids embedded in liquids. Life is based on gels in water, so maybe life exists which is based on gels in air. 5. Trevor James Constable reports the existence of sky creatures which live in the atmosphere, are invisible, move under their own power, and can be photographed with IR film. And there have always been reports of glowing will-o-the-wisp objects which move through the air, which depart when chased, etc. PERHAPS ORGANIC LIFE HAS AN AEROGEL-ANALOG? Since its not impossible that aerogels can form naturally, atmospheric life forms might exist which are based on aerogels and electrostatics rather than on water-gels and ionic chemistry. The gas-based analog to ionic chemistry in solutions is plasma chemistry. Since unlike water, air is an insulator and can support long-range electric fields, an aerogel/plasma life form might propel itself by manipulating e-fields. Vertical motion would be easy to accomplish, since the atmosphere has a natural vertical e-field which would apply up/down forces to a negatively or positively charged aerogel object. By spewing negative ions, a organism would rise as the ionized air fell. Check it out, SCIENCE: amasci/freenrg/aerocrit.html Lifes a trip aint it?
Posted on: Tue, 25 Nov 2014 02:00:35 +0000