Thu, 4 Aug 2005 09:49:52 +1000
Katherine Phelps <muse [at] glasswings.com.au>
On Wednesday 03 August 2005 15:07, Andrew Pam wrote:
Coolness.
What I remember of the oceanography department at the UW is how while I was
studying at that university they had a pond of irradiated salmon.
Seems that unlike most other animals (but like those silly 70s
post-apocalyptic movies) salmon exposed to radiation don't get cancer, they
just get bigger. Those fish were HUGE!
However, I don't think gigantic salmmon have quite the dramatic edge as mungo
spiders for a film.
Toodles,
Katherine
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Friday, July 29, 2005
Robots take scientists into sea depths
Coolness.
What I remember of the oceanography department at the UW is how while I was
studying at that university they had a pond of irradiated salmon.
Seems that unlike most other animals (but like those silly 70s
post-apocalyptic movies) salmon exposed to radiation don't get cancer, they
just get bigger. Those fish were HUGE!
However, I don't think gigantic salmmon have quite the dramatic edge as mungo
spiders for a film.
Toodles,
Katherine
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E-Mail: muse@glasswings.com.au
BA (Hons), MFA, PhD
http://www.glasswings.com.au/
Nothing can withstand the powers of love, laughter and imagination
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