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why is 6 a magical number?
well, obviously, Carbon is by far the best possible base for any kind
of life that we could possibly consider. I have heard that the number 6 is a sort of "magical" number and the fact that Carbon has 6 protons is pretty important to take into account. Also, I have heard about possibility of life based on Mg, or other substances with an atomic number of multiples of 6.I just can't see why 6 should be such a magical number. could you please let me know of chemistry needed for this? |
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why is 6 a magical number?
Amirsaman wrote:
well, obviously, Carbon is by far the best possible base for any kind of life that we could possibly consider. I have heard that the number 6 is a sort of "magical" number and the fact that Carbon has 6 protons is pretty important to take into account. Also, I have heard about possibility of life based on Mg, or other substances with an atomic number of multiples of 6.I just can't see why 6 should be such a magical number. could you please let me know of chemistry needed for this? Its not 6! Its 3 ... and its multiples 6 and 9! ------ Freddie 'fag' Shorts I'm loud and I'm proud. I'm gay and I like it that way! I support Gay Pride! The Ramrod rocks! Wanna hire me for web site development? I'm way under-employed! Contact me by email ) or mail me at FS Newssite Inc. 101 West 23rd St. Suite 2237, New York, NY, 10011 Check out my current web sites - http://www.orwellian.org http://www.miscstuff.org http://home.nyc.rr.com/cypherpunk/ |
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why is 6 a magical number?
If you are willing to do some work, look at carbon and how it can link in
long chains. Then see if you can get anything else to do this in the same way. If not, what are you going to use to make DNA etc if you don't use carbon? Clear Skies Chuck Taylor Do you observe the moon? Try the Lunar Observing Group http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lunar-observing/ Lunar Picture of the Day http://www.lpod.org/ ************************************ "Amirsaman" wrote in message m... well, obviously, Carbon is by far the best possible base for any kind of life that we could possibly consider. I have heard that the number 6 is a sort of "magical" number and the fact that Carbon has 6 protons is pretty important to take into account. Also, I have heard about possibility of life based on Mg, or other substances with an atomic number of multiples of 6.I just can't see why 6 should be such a magical number. could you please let me know of chemistry needed for this? |
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