The first one was miniaturization.

They get pulled apart even more.

Can you elaborate, Director Keller?

Oh, I know that's not a real sun.

Oh, and I want the tall, skinny glasses.

Love me lithe, love me long.

Look at the elongated cranium.

They get separated.

Love me little, love me long.

And we keep doing that, and build more powerful machines, accelerators for particles.

And you see the amount of detail that is in those rings, which are the particles.

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End to end, that would form a line that would circle the earth twice.

So let me see, you have one long purple in that cell and you have another long purple in this cell.

This matrix self assembles, growing through and around the particles, making millions and millions of tiny fibers.

They control how the cells grow and differentiate.

Tiny particles in the air can cause cancer.

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Actually, tall and skinny

You can start to see some of the story here, told by color.

As captain he does know details of Starfleet's defenses.

So let's delve into the details of how it all happens.

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However, you can't burn this.

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It gets bigger, and that's during the G2 phase, so it's just growing more.

Now simplify the camera even more.

A carbon nanotube, you might wonder, what on earth is that?

But in that time, that antibody can go and find a cancer cell.

So without the controversy, that's cool thing number one.

It was a quite exciting experiment when we just took the synthetic piece of DNA, injected it in the bacteria and all of a sudden, that DNA started driving the production of the virus particles that turned around and then killed the bacteria.

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So what I did, I planted a food forest in front of my house.

Tall, thin, mid30s, carried a sword of some kind, a rapier, I think.

This is the essence of particle filters.

The analogy is that these people in a room are the Higgs particles.

Number of particles

In the world of physics, they call appearance of the matter out of nothing,

What's that?

She's waiting for the market to open a little impatiently.

So every grain of sand is unique. Every beach is different.

And yet it's made from parts that are invisible, or near invisible, to the naked eye bacteria and grains of sand.

It then comes back into a round form, and then tapers and curves off.

Maybe this is its nucleus.

Of some delights, I believe, sir, a little goes a long way.