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The six research scientists who look like a joke
. Before the present universe A mouse that sings like a bird A machine that moves and still at the same time est There is a new way of life Some research scientists are so incredible that, if released today, Day of the Innocents, we can not tomrnoslas seriously. These are some of the most shocking or bizarre studies have left us baffled in 2010.
1, power leveling world of warcraft, - A pre-Big Bang Universe:
Facebook According to the classical theory, the universe we live began 13,700 million years ago with the Big Bang, a large explosion from which, in addition to the material itself, there was space and time. However, Roger Penrose, Oxford University and one of the most brilliant Physicists today, believes he has found hints of the, eq2 gold, existence of a universe before that. If true, the discovery turned upside down the current cosmolgicas theories. Some scientists have already shown their disagreement.
2 - A machine that moves and cuntica est quiet at once:
Facebook Until this year, all manmade objects have been made according to the laws of classical mechanics. But a group of researchers presented in, darkfall online gold, March a machine whose performance meets the cuntica mechanics, the set of rules governing the behavior of kids things, such as molecules, atoms and the particles subatmicas. Science chose this experiment as the greatest scientist of the year progress.
To the idea here is just complicated. Incredible what comes when scientists say that this rod cuntica can move and be quiet, star trek online gold, at the same time, which may lead, some day, initially to allow a human being in two places at once. Things of physics.
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3 - find a new way of life:
Facebook has been one of the most controversial news in 2010. NASA's scientists announced on December 2, the finding in the Mono Lake in California, a new lifestyle extrasima defies all established, bacteria that have replaced the phosphorus by arsenic, one of the most powerful poisons Earth to sustain its growth. The shocking investigation was not received well by the entire scientific community. Some researchers believed that the announcement made by the space agency with great fanfare and published in the journal Science, Bean was precipitated, and directly accused other researchers have been confused or having committed a fraud. The controversial continues.
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4 - A mouse that sings like a bird:
Facebook seems absolutely absurd, but the investigation was announced a few das. Japanese scientists at Osaka University have created a modified mouse genetics that is able to sing and chirp like a bird issue. Across this work, based on the mutation and evolution of several generations of rodents, the researchers hope to shed light on the origins and evolution of human language.
5 - We're all Neanderthals:
Facebook If a December 28 tell you about your body runs the blood of Neanderthal, I believe It's true. Leading his team of Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary anthropologist, in Leipzig, and the collaboration of dozens of researchers around the world, including several Spaniards, Svante Pbo secuenciacin culminated this year, the genome of Neanderthal man and discovered that , after all, that other intelligent human species s left his mark on all of us: about 2% of our genome. All but the Africans, we have Neanderthal genes, implying that there was crossover between the two species, something that has not been demonstrated bean.
6 - The bats engage in oral sex:
Although Facebook is a research, 2009, deserves a place in this ranking to receive the award last IgNobel the scientific study and absurd inslito ms. It may sound like a joke, but it is a scientific study of the Institute brainy Entomolgico Guangdong, China town of Cantner published PlosOne magazine. Researchers show that, at least in the case of fruit bats the felacin provides an advantage to species adaptive to prolong the dome of males. Even made a video.

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