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    1. [3]Carnival of Space Week 85
    2. [4]Novacem Making CO2 absorbing cement and Could Eventually Absorb
       up to 6 trillion tons of CO2
    3. [5]Nutrigenomics and life extension
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[8]Carnival of Space Week 85

   [9]Carnival of Space week 85 is up at Cheap Astronomy.
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   [16]This site provided information on space elevator tether strength
   requirements and development status
   [17]Centauri Dreams looks at interstellar mission possibilities.
   A longbet was made: the first true interstellar mission, targeted at
   the closest star to the Sun or even farther, will be launched before
   or on 6 December 2025, and will be widely supported by the public.
   True side of the bet: [18]Tibor Pacher of Perefrinus Interstellar
   False side of the bet: Centauri Dreams
   [19]Tibor of Pergrinus Interstellar makes his case.

     One of the mission specs was a flight time of 2000 years or less to
     the star of choice. Assuming this is Proxima Centauri simply
     because of its, well, proximity, we arrive at a minimum average
     mission velocity of about 650 kilometers per second. That can be
     compared to Voyager 1's 17.1 km/s to get an idea of the upgrade in
     velocity needed, but as we've noted in these pages before, the
     right kind of sail employing a Sun-diver maneuver might get at
     least close to that speed.
     Useful data along the way? Tibor names the targets of opportunity:
     A craft traveling at 650 km/s gets out to the Kuiper Belt in about
     a year and reaches the heliosheath at 100 AU. Year two takes it out
     of the heliosphere entirely, while years five to ten are of note
     because they take us to the distance of the Sun's gravitational
     focus, where Sol acts as a unique lens to magnify distant
     starlight. Recall that unlike optical lenses (where the light
     diverges after the focus), a gravitational lens has a focal line
     that extends to infinity. In other words, separations greater than
     550 AU (where the gravitational lensing effect is first available)
     still offer unique observational possibilities.
     Beyond 550 AU, the electromagnetic radiation from the occulted
     object under study is amplified by a factor of 10**8 (100 million
     times). The 'spot radius' (distance from the centre line of the
     image at which the image intensity gain falls by a factor of 4) has
     been calculated...to be about 11 km for a Sun-spacecraft separation
     of 2,200 AU.

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     Somewhere around year 20 of the Pacher probe's mission it reaches
     the Oort Cloud, an area of obvious interest that may, in fact,
     extend halfway to the target star. We might also mention the
     Pioneer anomaly, for an outbound Proxima Centauri probe can
     obviously be studied in terms of anomalous acceleration along its
     route. Two thousand years after launch, the probe reaches the
     Proxima Centauri system, but for those who object that surely
     faster probes would have passed it along the way, I can only agree
     with Tibor that such a probe would get much done along its route
     before that happens, given a properly configured mission.

   [21]Free Space at Discovery.com has an interview with Elon Musk of
   SpaceX

     SpaceX and Orbital Sciences got a NASA contract for $3.5 billion to
     deliver stuff to the International Space Station. SpaceX's share,
     totaling $1.6 B to start, covered 12 missions, while Orbital, which
     got an additional $300 million, was responsible for eight.
     Elon: The difference is bigger than even the number of launches
     because our Dragon spacecraft has 50 percent more payload
     capability than Orbital. It's actually, if you were to multiple it
     out, it's as if we were doing 18 launches and they were doing eight
     launches.

   [22]21st Century Waves looks at an MIT study of the future of human
   spaceflight

     MIT recommends that the International Space Station should be used
     by the U.S. and its international partners through 2020 to support
     human spaceflight to Mars. The Bush Vision of Moon exploration
     should be clarified and expanded so that it is "more, and not less
     ambitious."

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[39]Novacem Making CO2 absorbing cement and Could Eventually Absorb up to 6
trillion tons of CO2

   [40]The UK Guardian reports on Novacem, a company that is making
   cement from magnesium silicates that absorbs more CO2 as it hardens.
   Normally cement adds a net 0.4 tons of CO2 per ton of cement, but this
   new cement would remove 0.6 tons of CO2 from the air. This is
   competitive with the claims of [41]Calera cement.
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     [48]Novacem's cement, based on magnesium silicates, not only
     requires much less heating, it also absorbs large amounts of CO2 as
     it hardens, making it carbon negative. Set up by Vlasopoulos and
     his colleagues at Imperial College London, Novacem has already
     attracted the attention of major construction companies such as Rio
     Tinto Minerals, WSP Group and Laing O'Rourke, and investors
     including the Carbon Trust.
     The company has just started a £1.5m project funded by the
     government-backed Technology Strategy Board to build a pilot plant.
     If all goes well, Vlasopoulos expects to have Novacem products on
     the market within five years.
     Vlasopoulos responded that magnesium silicates are abundant
     worldwide, with 10,000 billion tonnes available, according to some
     estimates. "In addition, the production process of our cement is of
     a chemical nature, which means it can also utilise various
     industrial byproducts containing magnesium in its composition." He
     is confident the material will be strong enough for use in
     buildings but acknowledged that getting licenses to use it will
     take several years of testing.
     Standard cement, also known as Portland cement, is made by heating
     limestone or clay to around 1,500C. The processing of the
     ingredients releases 0.8 tonnes of CO2 per tonne of cement. When it
     is eventually mixed with water for use in a building, each tonne of
     cement can absorb up to 0.4 tonnes of CO2, but that still leaves an
     overall carbon footprint per tonne of 0.4 tonnes.
     Novacem's cement, which has a patent pending on it, uses magnesium
     silicates which emit no CO2 when heated. Its production process
     also runs at much lower temperatures - around 650C. This leads to
     total CO2 emissions of up to 0.5 tonnes of CO2 per tonne of cement
     produced. But the Novacem cement formula absorb far more CO2 as it
     hardens - about 1.1 tonnes. So the overall carbon footprint is
     negative - ie the cement removes 0.6 tonnes of CO2 per tonne used.

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   0.6 tonnes times 10 trillion tons is 6 trillion tons. The amount of
   CO2 generated by people is 27 billion tons worldwide and this could
   increase to 45 billion tons. So 6 trillion tons is about 200 years
   worth of CO2 storage.

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[66]Nutrigenomics and life extension

     [67]Nutrigenomics is the study of molecular relationships between
     nutrition and the response of genes, with the aim of extrapolating
     how such subtle changes can affect human health. Nutrigenomics
     focuses on the effect of nutrients on the genome, proteome, and
     metabolome. By determining the mechanism of the effects of
     nutrients or the effects of a nutritional regime, Nutrigenomics
     tries to define the relationship between these specific nutrients
     and specific nutrient regimes (diets) on human health.
     Nutrigenomics has been associated with the idea of personalized
     nutrition based on genotype. There is hope that nutrigenomics will
     ultimately enable such personalised dietary advice.

   A mainstream belief is that the impact over the next ten years on
   public health will be minor.
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   [74]OMICS: A Journal of Integrative Biology has a free issue on
   Nutrigenomics.

     The expectations from nutrigenomics science are substantial. An
     important promise of nutrigenomics stems from its strong focus on
     public health and prevention/modification of "pre-disease
     phenotypes" in apparently healthy individuals. This coincides with
     a recent shift in emphasis in the biosciences toward treatment of
     future disease susceptibilities (i.e., preemptive medicine) rather
     than alleviation of established disease (Ozdemir and Godard, 2007b;
     Rose, 2006). Thus, in contrast to previous applications of genomics
     technologies where the goal is to distinguish existing disease from
     absence of disease, nutrigenomics aims to discern nuanced
     differences in predisease states such that personalized dietary
     interventions can be designed to prevent or modify future disease
     susceptibility.

   [75]Gregory Benford talks about the potential of nutrigenomics in his
   answer to the 2009 Edge question " What will change everything?"
   Benford answers people living to 150 years or more.

     Knowledge comes first, then its use. Science yields engineering.
     Already there seems no fundamental reason why we cannot live to 150
     years or longer. After all, nature has done quite well on her own.
     We know of a 4,800-year-old bristlecone pine, a 400 year old
     clam--plus whales, a tortoise and koi fish over 200 years old--all
     without technology. After all, these organisms use pathways we
     share, and can now understand.
     It will take decades to find the many ways of acting on the
     longevity genes we already know. Nature spent several billion years
     developing these pathways; we must plumb them with smart modern
     tools. The technology emerging now acts on these basic pathways to
     immediately effect all types of organs. Traditionally, medicine
     focuses on disease by isolating and studying organs. Fair enough,
     for then. Now it is better to focus on entire organisms. Only
     genomics can do this. It looks at the entire picture.
     Quite soon, simple pills containing designer supplements will
     target our most common disorders -- cardiovascular, diabetes,
     neurological. Beyond that, the era of affordable, personal genomics
     makes possible designer supplements, now called neutrigenomics.
     Tailored to each personal genome, these can enforce the repair
     mechanisms and augmentations that nature herself provided to the
     genomically fortunate.
     So...what if it works?

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   [77]Gregory Benford's company is Genescient
   [78]A science primer is provided at the Genescient site

     Using our 100 proprietary longevity gene pathways, combined with
     the public data on human gene dysfunction associated with
     age-related disease, we have identified Designer Therapeutics for
     the genetic pathways controlling aging. In selecting compounds to
     test, we search the published literature for compounds that act on
     one or more of our proprietary genetic pathways of aging.
     Genescient has sophisticated software that cross links gene
     function in Drosophila with possible human therapeutics for
     age-related diseases. Drosophila is an excellent model system of
     aging and age-related disease that has many genetic pathways that
     are highly conserved in humans. Therefore, therapeutic substances
     that act on genetic pathways in Drosophila often work similarly in
     humans.
     The speed and efficacy of our Drosophila testing allows us to test
     various combinations of compounds to acquire a highly synergistic
     set of compounds that act through differing aging pathways. This
     adds greatly to the therapeutic efficacy of the final treatment.
     Slowing the aging process requires several compounds, acting on
     several genetic pathways simultaneously. Our screening procedure
     allows us to identify quickly the best combinations of compounds
     that can act simultaneously on multiple genetic networks
     (cardiovascular, metabolic, neurological, etc).
     When we find a multipath set of therapeutic compounds, we then do
     final nutrigenomic testing in humans. We establish dosage levels by
     prior literature data and our own testing. Once a group of 3 to 4
     nutrigenomic compounds has been identified as synergistic in
     Drosophila, we can evaluate therapeutic efficacy of the
     nutrigenomic combination in humans using clinical tests such as:
     athletic performance, cognitive performance, lung capacity, skin
     elasticity, blood lipids, serum glucose, as well as inflammatory
     markers like CRP and IL-6. For any particular age-related disease,
     our proprietary therapeutic compounds could also be tested in
     specific disease mouse models or in human clinical trials.
     Genescient's Designer Therapeutics fine tune the body's gene
     expression to mimic genetically selected longevity and reduced all
     cause mortality. This approach is in marked contrast to competing
     Pharma and biotech companies that focus on a single age-related
     disease or disorder. Genescient is the first company to develop
     genetic Designer Therapeutics to delay aging and the age-related
     diseases.

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