Think of the Sci-fi aspects of this. Instead of someday sending people into interstellar space to the Stars. Why not program certain bacteria strains to allow evolution to occur on other worlds where the data of stored human DNA sequence...s would interact with the DNA of the bacteria. There was a similar concept in Star Trek the Next Generation where a prior existing species had modified the bacteria and cast them adrift in the Nebula Clouds---the the Offspring the the Alpha Species included all the major known species of Star Trek; human, Klingon, Cardasian, Romulan, Vulcan, and even Beta-Zoids.
With bacteria programmed or altered in some way like this, it would give an entire new meaning to Panspermia or the possibility. If not bacteria, then nanotechnology that has merged with biological sciences. The decedents of Humans, in the science fictional aspects could arise anew out of the ashes of their existence on countless worlds--A mythical Phoenix. In a variety of forms and designs that were independently evolutionary events on 1,000 future worlds.
It is mindboggling if it came into full reality, who knows what 100 years will bring forth. Conceptual designs--sketches of thoughts.
With bacteria programmed or altered in some way like this, it would give an entire new meaning to Panspermia or the possibility. If not bacteria, then nanotechnology that has merged with biological sciences. The decedents of Humans, in the science fictional aspects could arise anew out of the ashes of their existence on countless worlds--A mythical Phoenix. In a variety of forms and designs that were independently evolutionary events on 1,000 future worlds.
It is mindboggling if it came into full reality, who knows what 100 years will bring forth. Conceptual designs--sketches of thoughts.
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Yikes. Maybe it's not as scary as it sounds, but the fact that the Chinese are the first to try it doesn't ease my mind.
It does sound a bit scary or radically different that what would be expected, data storage within a cell of a biological microbe. Yet, to make discoveries, the boundaries sometimes have to be crossed to see where the next level of advancement occurs. Sometimes, the road or path might lead to a "dead-end"; what is beyond the atom for data-storage? The destruction of the protons or neutrons, or meuons, and the variety of quarks (up, down, left, right, diagnonal, and strange); so they are pushing the boundaries with data storage.
Fifteen years ago, Paulie, Cellular Phones were 'clunkers' and they have radically been adapted to being mobile web enabled. What technology occurs out of this development, might see within 10-15 years and not just data-storage but cancer fighting medical advances....
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