It is all waves. It is micro-waves that exist at a certain frequency, or electromagnetic radiation.
Unbounded means that it is not bounded. (The Universe is Expanding!)
Finite implies that there is a certain mass to the Universe, and that energy is neither Created nor Destroyed, or finite.
Here we go, now, perhaps, someone can get into a time vehicle and tell us all about this one:
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/14.07/caveman.html
But that’s not all. “The evidence suggests very strongly that Neanderthal men didn’t pass on any genetic material to modern humans,†he says. The Neanderthal DNA that Rubin analyzed is simply too different from our own. It’s a conclusion that will fuel flame wars on academic message boards for years. Rubin pauses dramatically, and then continues: “This is a tremendous blow to the theory of admixture between humans and Neanderthals.â€
Or at least he thinks it is. Not everyone is giving up on the possibility that humans and Neanderthals shared more than hunting grounds back in the Upper Paleolithic.
An anthropologist at Washington University in St. Louis, Erik Trinkaus is a fierce proponent of the theory that humans and Neanderthals interbred. In 1999, his team examined a 28,000-year-old skeleton, and Trinkaus claimed that its morphological features were “exactly what you’d expect in a hybrid population.â€
Is it true "Ancient Mama"?
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Unbounded means that it is not bounded. (The Universe is Expanding!)
Finite implies that there is a certain mass to the Universe, and that energy is neither Created nor Destroyed, or finite.
Here we go, now, perhaps, someone can get into a time vehicle and tell us all about this one:
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/14.07/caveman.html
But that’s not all. “The evidence suggests very strongly that Neanderthal men didn’t pass on any genetic material to modern humans,†he says. The Neanderthal DNA that Rubin analyzed is simply too different from our own. It’s a conclusion that will fuel flame wars on academic message boards for years. Rubin pauses dramatically, and then continues: “This is a tremendous blow to the theory of admixture between humans and Neanderthals.â€
Or at least he thinks it is. Not everyone is giving up on the possibility that humans and Neanderthals shared more than hunting grounds back in the Upper Paleolithic.
An anthropologist at Washington University in St. Louis, Erik Trinkaus is a fierce proponent of the theory that humans and Neanderthals interbred. In 1999, his team examined a 28,000-year-old skeleton, and Trinkaus claimed that its morphological features were “exactly what you’d expect in a hybrid population.â€
Is it true "Ancient Mama"?
/ttiforum/images/graemlins/yum.gif