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And they actually lived another 14 days, or 28 when we finally killed them, and took them apart and figured out what went wrong.

It reassembles its genome after this radiation burst in about 12 to 24 hours, after its chromosomes are literally blown apart.

The chromosome is literally blown apart.

And if you've got a scientific problem like that, you can't solve it by holding a head count, and saying, "More of us say yes than say no." (Laughter) Apart from that, some of the heads count more than others.

[Question 4: How far apart should people stay from each other?]

Because we know we see needles, but people aren't familiar with the eye of a needle apart from putting a thread through it.

They fall apart, they disintegrate, and they end up here.

But it has thousands upon thousands of weak points where the right molecules could pry it apart.

The capsid doesn't have nearly as many weak points where soap amphiphiles can pry it apart, so it takes longer for soap to be effective.

So, we can see the stars and the planets, but we can't see what holds them apart or what draws them together.

And really, it's because everywhere we go, together or apart, we carry these monikers.

I can inject heat into the system here, or I can pull it apart with two of my fingers.

So if you want to put a million things down amongst eight million positions and you can have some of them overlapping, the clumps will be further apart.

I once travelled 6,000 miles from Chengdu in Western China overland through southeastern Tibet to Lhasa with a young colleague, and it was only when I got to Lhasa that I understood the face behind the statistics you hear about: 6,000 sacred monuments torn apart to dust and ashes, 1.2 million people killed by the cadres during the Cultural Revolution.

And then of course the theory is still that those talks get rent apart by different countries fighting over their own individual interests.

It strips that gas cloud apart.

It pulls much stronger on one side than the other and the cloud is stripped apart.

But apart from this system, they designed 52 beautiful water bodies around this town.

Those four are locked in a pinwheel; you can't get them apart.

These two nuclei, when they're far apart, are charged.

So, I've still got access to one of these dead people called Frieda; she's falling apart, I'm afraid, because she's very old and fragile.

Technology in X-ray where it's life-size processed, apart from these large cargo-scanning machines, hasn't moved on enough for the quality of the image and the resolution to be good enough for what I want to do with it, which is show my pictures big.

So, I've taken it apart, component by component, months and months and months of work.

So I went out, I bought clothing right off the rack, I sat at my kitchen table, ripped them apart, did prototype after prototype, until I felt I had great modifications.

The strategy here, is if a patient comes in to us with a diseased or injured organ, you can take a very small piece of tissue from that organ, less than half the size of a postage stamp, you can then tease that tissue apart, and look at its basic components, the patient's own cells, you take those cells out, grow and expand those cells outside the body in large quantities, and then we then use scaffold materials.

We then tease the tissue apart into its two individual cell components, muscle, and these bladder specialized cells.

At that time at the beginning of the '90s, we had that problem, which was, you know, survival below one side, but what was really painful for me was, remember, the beginning of the '90s, Yugoslavia is falling apart.

But more often, our emotions crowd and jostle together until it is actually quite hard to tell them apart.

And sitting next to that water in the cores was this little Deinococcus radiodurans, doing a backstroke, having its chromosomes blown apart every day, six, seven times, restitching them, living in about 200 times the radiation that would kill you.

It was prying my fingers apart and moving to the back of my hand.

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