Interacting Intergalactic and Brain Magnetotactic Nanoarchaeal Fields - Kurup, Ravikumar;Achutha Kurup, Parameswara
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The extraterrestrial intelligence is a magnetotactic archaeal colony network. It arises on porphyrins which are generated sui generis on the quantal form. The porphyrin networks can self-replicate &can form a template for the formation of viroids &prions. The magnetotactic archaeal colony networks are extremophilic networks &can survive in the environment of extreme climates of Mars and Venus as well as in interstellar gas. The extremophilic archaeal extraterrestrial network can secrete RNA viroids which form RNA viroidal quasi-species consortia. The RNA viroidal quasi-species consortia can be…mehr

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The extraterrestrial intelligence is a magnetotactic archaeal colony network. It arises on porphyrins which are generated sui generis on the quantal form. The porphyrin networks can self-replicate &can form a template for the formation of viroids &prions. The magnetotactic archaeal colony networks are extremophilic networks &can survive in the environment of extreme climates of Mars and Venus as well as in interstellar gas. The extremophilic archaeal extraterrestrial network can secrete RNA viroids which form RNA viroidal quasi-species consortia. The RNA viroidal quasi-species consortia can be edited by archaeal digoxin giving identity &specialization to the network. The magnetotactic archaeal extraterrestrial intelligence impacts on earth by meteoritic showers which give new cosmic genes to the earth. This is the form of cosmic gene transfer. The earth is populated by homo sapiens &the transfer of archaeal &RNA viroidal genes generates the Homo neanderthalis &their brain. Thus there is an interacting quantal computing archaeal colonies in the brain &the intergalactic magnetic field. These are generated by transfer of cosmic genes by archaeal networks mediated by meteoritic impacts
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Dr Ravikumar Kurup is the Director of the Metabolic Disorders Research Centre, Trivandrum.