The wonderful world that we have lost. Part 4

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

On March 10, 2015, the Russian news agency “Novosti” published a note “Scientists: camouflage of chameleons is based on photonic nanotechnology”. Those who wish can familiarize themselves with the full text at the link provided, there are many interesting details for those who are interested in how the world around us works. I will give you a quote with the most important points that I want to discuss further in my article:

“We found that the chameleon changes color by actively manipulating the structure of the nanocrystal lattice on the skin's surface. When the reptile is calm, the crystals are packed tightly enough in this lattice and reflect mostly blue. On the other hand, when he becomes anxious, the lattice stretches, causing the crystals to reflect other colors, such as yellow or red,”explains Jeremy Teyssier of the University of Geneva, Switzerland.

Theissier and his colleagues uncovered the high-tech roots of chameleon camouflage by studying the structure of iridophores - special cells on the surface of their skin that have long been considered the source of chameleon coloration.

As the authors of the article note, these cells themselves are not something unusual and new - crystals and structures similar to them are found on the wings of many butterflies of "metallic" color, on the shells of many other insects, the wings of birds and even in the famous blue folds on the faces of baboons -mandrills. (you can read more about baboons here

This small note, published on the RIA Novosti website, actually contains a lot of important information, you just need to be able to see it.

First, we once again receive confirmation of the fact that the previous biogenic civilization of the Earth was an order of magnitude higher than us in understanding the laws of Nature, in knowledge of the properties of matter and energy. Moreover, they freely operated on nanostructures. It is impossible to create such a cloaking cover without understanding the optical nature of light and its interaction with matter.

Second, chameleons are reptiles. And only they have the most advanced coating technology based on photonic crystals, which can change the color reflected by the coating. All other species of animals that have similar cells to form the surface color, listed in the article, have a more simplified version of this technology, without the ability to change color on the fly.

Now we recall the American action movie "Predator". The creature shown in it also uses a similar disguise technology, making it almost invisible, only an even more advanced version of it. At the same time, according to most of the features shown in the film, this creature is also more likely a reptile, at least what was shown in the first film (later in other series they added warm-bloodedness so that they could be seen in the thermal imager).

In this connection, the question arises, is the creature shown completely an invention of the authors of the film, or did they have information about a really existing such creature, which served as a prototype? I am writing this especially for those who seek to find reptilians, so that they know what they may actually face when they are found.:)

Third, the above list of animals that have a coating using photonic crystals once again casts doubt on the fact that all animals on Earth originated "naturally" due to evolution and natural selection. Why did cells with photonic crystals end up in very different animals, very far from each other on the official "tree of evolution", including those belonging not just to different species, but in general to different classes of living beings? At the same time, in most other animal species that are close relatives, which means that, according to the theory of evolution, common ancestors, such a covering is not observed. For each of the listed animal species, such a complex structure of coverage, using general principles, was formed independently of each other, and even thanks to random mutations?

Now let's see how similar processes occur in our modern civilization. When new coating technologies appear, for example, the same acrylic or various composite paints, they are very quickly introduced in different industries themselves, but at the same time they are applied taking into account their properties, cost price and ease of use in one case or another. At the same time, the actual development of a specific type of machines or any mechanisms goes on as a whole, regardless of which of the dyes is used in their production. That is, the development of various external coatings as a whole is a separate area, the results of which are then applied in very many areas, even if initially this or that type of coating was developed for a specific narrow application, for a specific task, but it turned out to be very successful in terms of quality, and also the cost and technology of production and use.

Exactly the same pattern we see in the case of cells, which use photonic crystals to form the color of the surface. Judging by the fact that the most perfect version is observed in chameleons, it was their author who invented this technology, which was then borrowed to one degree or another by those who created other species of animals. If we try to display this process on the “tree of evolution”, which is depicted by the official theory of the appearance and development of life on Earth, then the technology of cells with photonic crystals does not appear in one place of the “tree”, spreading along its “branches” vertically, but arises at the beginning in the “chameleon” node, then “jumping” from there to many other branches horizontally, integrating into ready-made development chains. That is, exactly as it happens today with many new technologies in our civilization. The creators of these various creatures simply borrowed an interesting new idea of working with light from the creators of the chameleon, just like the developers of aircraft or cars borrow new progressive paint technologies or introduce microprocessor systems into their products, which, as a technology, were originally developed for other purposes.

But this is not the only such example, when a certain biological technology appears on the "evolution tree" in many "branches" at once, that is, in many development chains almost simultaneously. There is one more "technology", and unlike photonic crystals used for camouflage or cosmetic purposes, this technology is one of the fundamental, basic, underlying all warm-blooded living organisms. It consists in a more intensive metabolic process, which allows warm-blooded animals, which include mammals and birds, to maintain a constant body temperature. Moreover, the same rather complex physiological process appears in completely different types of living beings at about the same time.

In cold-blooded animals, the body temperature is maintained due to the temperature of the external environment; they do not need to spend energy on this, which they receive when digesting food. This explains the fact that reptiles and amphibians consume 9-10 times less food than mammals and birds of the same body weight. In many ways, this explains the entire structure of their body, which is designed in such a way as to obtain heat from the environment as efficiently as possible. It is for this reason that the outer cover of reptiles is very durable, but at the same time it conducts heat well and does not have hair that would interfere with heat exchange with the external environment. In Russia, such animals are called "nagas". All reptiles love to bask in the Sun, to be charged with solar energy in the truest sense of the word, which is why they were called "nag", which is an abbreviation for "naked". Goy is life energy, life force, the source of which for most living organisms is the Sun itself. Therefore, "na-goy" the one who is basking in the Sun is charged with vitality from it.

But the biochemical cycle used by amphibians and reptiles also has many disadvantages. First, they can only exist in warm climates. Secondly, all internal structures of the body of "cold-blooded" animals, including the system of respiration, blood supply and excretion, are designed for a slow course of metabolic processes (metabolism inside a living organism). Unlike warm-blooded animals, they simply cannot provide a quick supply of oxygen and nutrients, their digestion and synthesis of ATP instead of consumed during the activity of the body, for example, during movement. Because of this, all predatory reptiles never pursue their prey. They prefer to either wait in ambush or slowly sneak up in order to then attack their prey with lightning speed. A crocodile can guard the victim without movement for more than a day, but at the same time immediately attack with lightning speed as soon as the victim is within reach. That is, the muscles of reptiles are as strong and fast as in mammals, but due to the peculiarities of their metabolism, not a single reptile will be able to run a marathon.

Another disadvantage that follows from the slower metabolism in "cold-blooded" reptiles and amphibians is that, due to the slow metabolism, they cannot provide the work of a complex nervous system. The sensory organs of reptiles and amphibians are more primitive than those of mammals and birds, they have a lower sensitivity and range of perception, due to which they form less information for processing by the nervous system, since the reptile brain has less computing power even with the same size than in mammals. the power of the less energy that the reptile can give him. This means that if somewhere reptiles were able to become an intelligent race, then either their mental abilities would be quite limited, or they simply had to switch to a more intensive metabolism, which means they become warm-blooded, that is, stop being reptiles. But the transition to warm-blooded metabolism and accelerated metabolism also requires a complete restructuring of many other body systems, including the outer layers of the body.

If we look at the general organization of the organisms of warm-blooded animals, then one of their main tasks is completely different. It is important for them to prevent heat leaks on the one hand, but on the other hand, and to prevent overheating. From this point of view, the term "thermostable" rather than "warm-blooded" animals would be more correct, since with activity or high ambient temperatures, the internal temperature of "cold-blooded" animals can reach 37-40 degrees Celsius, that is, exceed the normal body temperature of many "Thermostable" animals. Almost all "thermally stable" animals have a heat-insulating outer cover in the form of wool or feathers. Moreover, it helps not only to protect against cold and heat loss, but also from overheating in a hot environment. At the same time, “thermostable” animals also face the problem of cooling, that is, removing excess heat, which is formed during active work of muscles or active course of internal metabolic processes, for example, during an illness of the body and active work of the nervous system. The most efficient cooling method is to evaporate the water. There are several ways for warm-blooded animals to do this.

One of the main cooling organs are the lungs, since not only active gas exchange with the external environment takes place in them, but also active evaporation of water contained in the blood, which leads to its cooling. Moreover, the second process, that is, cooling, in warm-blooded animals is often more important than the first, but in general they are mutually linked. To obtain energy, it is necessary to saturate the blood with oxygen, while in the course of obtaining and using this energy, excess heat will be released, which will be removed along with the blood and enter the lungs, where not only carbon dioxide will be released and the blood will be saturated with a new portion of oxygen, but also effective cooling the blood and removing excess heat from the body. That is why the exhaled air is not only warm, but also highly saturated with water vapor. Moreover, at moments of increased activity of the body, the temperature of the exhaled air and the content of water vapor will be higher than in a calm state. Each of us can easily be convinced of this from personal experience.

Another cooling mechanism that appears in warm-blooded animals is the sweat glands, which secrete sweat, which is 98% water, onto the surface of the skin. A large number of sweat glands are found in primates, especially in humans, as well as in artiodactyls. But most predators have very few sweat glands. In the same dogs or cats, they are only on the nose and on the skin of the feet of the paws, therefore, in the process of thermoregulation, they play a very insignificant role. This is mainly due to the fact that sweat will create a strong odor that will give out the predator. Therefore, for cooling, most predators use active breathing through the oral cavity, during which moisture evaporates from the surface of the pharynx and tongue. Those who have dogs could repeatedly observe in practice when a heated animal actively breathes through its mouth, sticking out its tongue, which in dogs has a special shape, very thin and with a large surface, while saturated with blood vessels. All this is necessary for a more efficient removal of heat from the body. For the same reason, in mammals, the oral cavity can be connected to the respiratory tract with the help of a special mechanism in the pharynx, so that it can be used to cool the body, passing air through it when breathing. Although, the combination of food and respiratory tract takes place in both reptiles and amphibians, that is, they also use this method of removing excess heat from the body. But sweat glands are found only in mammals, that is, this is a new mechanism for removing excess heat, which appears precisely in warm-blooded animals, including primates and humans.

But the most important thing is that the transition from a cold-blooded to a warm-blooded or thermostable model of metabolism does not take place at any one point of the "tree of evolution", but along a very wide cut of the "branches of evolution" in a very short time, and in very many species as terrestrial animals and birds and sea. That is, warm-blooded organisms did not evolve from a single ancestor who had this new metabolic model. A new, more efficient bioenergy technology was developed, which was then massively introduced into many types of living organisms, with their corresponding adaptation to new requirements. This is very similar to how steam engines first spread in our technogenic civilization, which in the late 19th and early 20th centuries were used almost everywhere, from transport in the form of steam locomotives, steamboats and steam cars to industrial power plants. But when more efficient and easy-to-use internal combustion engines and electric drives were developed, they very quickly replaced steam engines, which today are only in museums. At the same time, in some niches, for example in the form of steam turbines in power plants, that is, where they are efficient, steam engines are still used. Likewise, a more efficient thermostable metabolism, after development, very quickly replaced the old cold-blooded cycle, although in some niches, where there were enough opportunities for organisms, it has survived to this day.

At the same time, one of the reasons that caused an accelerated transition to a new metabolism is a planetary catastrophe, which caused a serious change in the climate and physical conditions of the external environment on the Planet, which we will talk about in more detail a little later. In the meantime, there are a few interesting conclusions that follow from the features of different metabolic models.

In the whole range of warm-blooded creatures, a person stands out in that he is the only species that does not have an external heat-insulating cover. There are also some types of artificially bred breeds of decorative dogs and cats that do not have hair, or some types of "bald" shrews that live either in artificial conditions or in the closed space of their burrows. A person can live not only in open spaces, but also in a wide variety of climatic zones, including at negative temperatures. For this, a person is equipped with everything, except for the presence of an external insulating cover in the form of dense wool or something similar. Moreover, the human body is designed in such a way that it can withstand prolonged physical or mental stress and at the same time provide effective removal of excess heat, which will only interfere with wool. In this sense, we are all “nagas” too, that is, creatures without wool or feathers, as mentioned in the “Old Testament”. But this means precisely "not having external coverings", and not belonging to the reptiles, as some of the interpreters of the "Old Testament" try to convey. A person is "naked", that is, one who can be charged with vital energy from the Sun, and not a cold-blooded reptile. As I said above, a person, as a carrier of the mind, in principle could not be a reptile, since a slow metabolism could not provide a developed brain and many sense organs with the necessary amount of energy.

Here we come to another important conclusion. The human body in its current form was originally projected precisely as a carrier of the mind. It does not have its own natural heat-insulating covers, since the creator initially assumed that Man would use clothes for these purposes, that is, an artificial external heat-insulating coating that will be dressed and removed depending on the need, which in itself already implies intelligent activity.

It also means that a biological being, which is based on the same physical principles and consists of carbon compounds, can only be warm-blooded, since the cold-blooded metabolic process cannot provide the work of a complex brain that can process a complex set of high-resolution signals from the external environment. and be a bearer of reason. This means that such a creature cannot have external integuments such as those of reptiles, since this will not solve the problem of effective thermoregulation with a more intensive metabolism of warm-blooded organisms.

In other words, the probability of meeting a race of intelligent reptiles or insects in the Universe is close to zero, since the acquisition of intelligence requires a developed brain and sensory organs, which automatically leads to a transition to warm-blooded metabolism and morphological external and internal changes in the body to ensure it. Biological intelligent races in the Universe can only be warm-blooded. Therefore, those who tell us tales about the fact that we are captured by the race of "intelligent reptilians" either simply do not understand what they are talking about, or they are telling a deliberate lie.