Possible chemtrail connection to bizarre "infection":
http://www.morgellons.com/
And:
http://eerc.ra.utk.edu/insites/ins11-1.htm
Quote:
A biological system can be exceedingly small. Many of the cells are very tiny, but they are very active; they manufacture various substances; they walk around; they wiggle; and they do all kinds of marvelous things–all on a very small scale.
–Richard Feynman, “There’s Plenty of Room at the Bottom“?
Melechko is part of Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s (ORNL) Molecular-Scale Engineering and Nanoscale Technologies (MENT) research group and works closely with Michael Simpson, MENT founding principal investigator, and Timothy McKnight, MENT staff engineer, on several projects at the interface between the physical and life sciences.
A key component of this line of research is the fabrication of minuscule carbon nanofibers, which serve as tiny tools that form an interface with living cells. Funding for these projects comes from the Department of Energy, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) of the Department of Defense, and the National Institutes of Health. CEB received one of the DARPA grants.
“Nature is a nanometer-scale factory, and we are trying to mimic what nature is doing,“? Melechko says. “We can’t make as fine a machine as nature, but we can work on a slightly larger scale.“?
One foray into manipulating the nanoenvironment has Melechko and his colleagues synthesizing probes from carbon cone-shaped nanofibers. The team coaxes the fibers to grow into vertically aligned arrangements like a forest of tiny tubes.
The tubes, fused at high temperatures (700 degrees C) onto silicon wafers, taper upward to a tip that is only about 30 nanometers, less than one-tenth the size of the base. That’s about 100 times smaller than a typical mammalian cell.
By comparison, in genetic engineering research such as cloning, a micropipette is used to deliver a gene into an egg. “A micropipette is pretty big, almost the size of a cell,“? says Melechko. “It requires a trained professional and can be applied to just one cell at a time.“? With these forests of carbon nanofiber tubes, multiple probes can be introduced into living cells.
The team then fuses genetically modified genes onto the tips of the nanofibers and inserts the resulting probes, which are like tiny graphite pencil tips, inside the membranes of cells derived from a subclone of Chinese hamster ovary cells. “We insert a nonliving object with a gene on it into a cell without killing the cell,“? says Melechko. “The gene is integrated inside the cell as a new, artificial organelle.“?
Also:
http://www.timehascome.worldbreak.com/P … fibers.htm
But you say, "how do you know this electrospinning process can be mobile?"
Simple: look at this report from NASA itself:
http://techreports.larc.nasa.gov/ltrs/P … 3-1768.pdf
"The electrospinning set-up was completely self-contained and MOBILE."
See? Imagine that you're a commander in the military. What better weapon to use than a mobile electrospinning process? The vapor deposition process (CCVD) appears to use too-large a machine, so that's probably not used. The laser ablation idea is kind of neat, too... You could always outfit a flying craft with THAT...
No we're not crazy. We're angry. People out there have rashes with fibers in their lips, arms, and legs. No, doctor! Don't call it "scabies". Not this time pal. Let's talk electrospinning and polymer nanofibers first. Don't call it excessive tire wear on the roads. Wrong answer, man. What's wrong, doctor? Cat got your tongue? Can't talk about electrospinning and nanofibers now? Please, doctor, don't lie to me when you tell me what it is that you pulled from my lip.
We're getting closer to the answer, and the people with the "stupid" fibers in their lips are getting closer to the truth. Believe me, they're calling them more than just "stupid". Even if you are a skeptic, once you take a look at these links and look at the fibers, there's no way any human can deny that these fibers are being used as a weapon against us. If you think that's wrong, please tell it to the people with fibers fish-hooked into their lips. Please, do that first before yelling at the messenger. And don't use the phrase "collateral damage" with them.
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Wow.