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OKIsItJustMe

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7. Yes it does

Reply to drm604 (Reply #6)

Mon May 11, 2015, 10:54 AM

May 2015

Those are the current applications.

Going back to the NASA article (which is freely accessible)

http://climate.nasa.gov/news/2273/

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So bid welcome to the latest newborn baby to emerge from the Caltech nursery. Or maybe, for you X-Men fans, a newborn mutant since it sort of looks like others of its kind but is in reality a radical departure from anything that went before.

It may turn out to have abilities that are interesting and useful, but limited. Or it may grow up to change the world.

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I sincerely hope this pans out Warpy May 2015 #1

I could be mistaken but I don't think this is relevant to that particular application. drm604 May 2015 #2

The film was clear as mud on that account Warpy May 2015 #3

I didn't look at the film. drm604 May 2015 #4

You may want to check out the Nature piece as well OKIsItJustMe May 2015 #5

It's behind a paywall. drm604 May 2015 #6

Yes it does OKIsItJustMe May 2015 #7

Which is pure speculation. drm604 May 2015 #8

I’m sorry. I didn’t realize we were arguing. OKIsItJustMe May 2015 #9