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>>> Breaking: Terrifying scientific discovery: Strange emissions from the sun are mutating matter...
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After several years of research, researchers at Stanford and Purdue University concludes: The decay rates of radioactive elements are changing.
According to established theories, the decay of a specific radioactive material is a constant.
This has now been proven untrue.
This finding raises significant questions and implications.
The research points to the sun as the probable cause; indicated by how the decay rate changes with the seasons, and during solar storms.
The assumtion is that the sun is spewing out some kind of mystery particle accelerating the decay rate for matter - potentially ALL matter, including human cells.
There is also speculation in another direction, on time dilations, based on observed acceleration in the decay rate of matter, suggesting that time itself may be speeding up, and that's why we see an acceleration in decay rates.
Whatever the cause, the finding in itself is signifcant, and may have far reaching consequences, in a wide area of fields.
- Carbon dating can no longer be considered a valid method of measuring age.
- In medicine, especially important in cancer treatment, the correct dose of radiation is measured in accordance with the isotope's decay time. Since the decay time now has been proven to change, the accuracy of this method must be questioned.
My speculation: Thinking of possible practital future use of this knowledge, I see some potentials.
For example, if the reason for the acceleration in decay rate is caused by a particle, then this particle could be "artificially" generated and used for damage control at nuclear accident sites.
As well as for a super weapon, I guess. 
Is that what they are trying to accomplish at CERN?
[link to www.projectworldawareness.com]
[link to news.discovery.com]
[link to news.softpedia.com]
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