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Aliens - Atomic Rockets. So we must strike beyond physiology and reach into chemistry, saying that all life is made up of a directing set of nucleic acid molecules which controls chemical reactions through the agency of proteins working in a watery medium. There is more, almost infinitely more, to the details of life, but I am trying to strip it to a basic minimum. For life- as- we- know- it, water is the indispensable background against which the drama is played out, and nucleic acids and proteins are the featured players.

Hence any scientist, in evaluating the life possibilities on any particular world, instantly dismisses said world if it lacks water; or if it possesses water outside the liquid range, in the form of ice only or of steam only. You might wonder, by the way, why I don't include oxygen as a basic essential. I don't because it isn't. To be sure, it is the substance most characteristically involved in the mechanics by which most life forms evolve energy, but it is not invariably involved. There are tissues in our body that can live temporarily in the absence of molecular oxygen, and there are microorganisms that can live indefinitely in the absence of oxygen. Life on earth almost certainly developed in an oxygen- free atmosphere, and even today there are microorganisms that can live only in the absence of oxygen.

No known life form on earth, however, can live in the complete absence of water, or fails to contain both protein and nucleic acid.). In order to discuss life- not- as- we- know- it, let's change either the background or the feature players. Background first! Water is an amazing substance with a whole set of unusual properties which are ideal for life- as- we- know- it.

So well fitted for life is it, in fact, that some people have seen in the nature of water a sure sign of Divine providence. This, however, is a false argument, since life has evolved to fit the watery medium in which it developed. Life fits water, rather than the reverse. Can we imagine life evolving to fit some other liquid, then, one perhaps not too different from water? The obvious candidate is ammonia.

Ammonia is very like water in almost all ways. Whereas the water molecule is made up of an oxygen atom and two hydrogen atoms (H2. O) for an atomic weight of 1. NH3) for an atomic weight of 1. Liquid ammonia has almost as high a heat of evaporation, almost as high a versatility as a solvent, almost as high a tendency to liberate a hydrogen ion. In fact, chemists have studied reactions proceeding in liquid ammonia and have found them to be quite.

Ammonia chemistry" has been worked out in considerable detail. Ammonia as a background to life is therefore quite conceivable — but not on earth. The temperatures on earth are such that ammonia exists as a gas. Its boiling point at atmospheric pressure is - 3. C. (- 2. 8° F.) and its freezing point is - 7. C. (- 1. 08° F.). But other planets?

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In 1. 93. 1, the spectroscope revealed that the atmosphere of Jupiter, and, to a lesser extent, of Saturn, was loaded with ammonia. The notion arose at once of Jupiter being covered by huge ammonia oceans. To be sure, Jupiter may have a temperature not higher than - 1. C. (- 1. 48° F.), so that you might suppose the mass of ammonia upon it to exist as a solid, with atmospheric vapor in equilibrium. Too bad. If Jupiter were closer to the sun ..

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But wait! The boiling point I have given for ammonia is at atmospheric pressure — earth's atmosphere. At higher pressures, the boiling point would rise, and if Jupiter's atmosphere is dense enough and deep enough, ammonia oceans might be possible after all. An objection that might, however, be raised against the whole concept of an ammonia background for life, rests on the fact that living organisms are made up of unstable compounds that react quickly, subtly and variously. The proteins that are so characteristic of life- as- we- know- it must consequently be on the edge of instability.

A slight rise in temperature and they break down. A drop in temperature, on the other hand, might make protein molecules too stable. At temperatures near the freezing point of water, many forms of non- warm- blooded life become sluggish indeed.

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In an ammonia environment with temperatures that are a hundred or so Centigrade degrees lower than the freezing point of water, would not chemical reactions become too slow to support life? The answer is twofold. In the first place, why is "slow" to be considered "too slow?" Why might there not be forms of life that live at slow motion compared to ourselves? Plants do. A second and less trivial answer is that the protein structure of developing life adapted itself to the temperature by which it was surrounded. Had it adapted itself over the space of a billion years to liquid ammonia temperatures, protein structures might have been evolved that would be far too unstable to exist for more than a few minutes at liquid water temperatures, but are just stable enough to exist conveniently at liquid ammonia temperatures. These new forms would be just stable enough and unstable enough at low temperatures to support fast- moving forms of life.

Nor need we be concerned over the fact that we can't imagine what those structures might be. Suppose we were creatures who lived constantly at a temperature of a dull red heat (naturally with a chemistry fundamentally different from that we now have). Could we under those circumstances know anything about earth- type proteins? Could we refrigerate vessels to a mere 2. C., form proteins and study them? Would we ever dream of doing so, unless we first discovered life forms utilizing them?

Anything else besides ammonia now? Well, the truly common elements of the universe are hydrogen, helium, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen and neon. We eliminate helium and neon because they are completely inert and take part in no reactions. In the presence of a vast preponderance of hydrogen throughout the universe, carbon, nitrogen and oxygen would exist as hydrogenated compounds. In the case of oxygen, that would be water (H2. O), and in the case of nitrogen, that would be ammonia (NH3).

Both of these have been considered. That leaves carbon, which, when hydrogenated, forms methane (CH4). There is methane in the atmosphere of Jupiter and Saturn, along with ammonia; and, in the still more distant planets of Uranus and Neptune, methane is predominant, as ammonia is frozen out. This is because methane is liquid over a temperature range still lower than that of ammonia. It boils at - 1. 61. C. (- 2. 59° F.) and freezes at - 1. C. (- 2. 97° F.) at atmospheric pressure.

Could we then consider methane as a possible background to life with the feature players being still more unstable forms of protein? Unfortunately, it's not that simple. Watch Seattle Road Download Full. Ammonia and water are both polar compounds; that is, the electric charges in their molecules are unsymmetrically distributed.

The electric charges in the methane molecule are symmetrically distributed, on the other hand, so it is a non- polar compound. Now, it so happens that a polar liquid will tend to dissolve polar substances but not nonpolar substances, while a nonpolar liquid will tend to dissolve nonpolar substances but not polar ones.

Thus water, which is polar, will dissolve salt and sugar, which are also polar, but will not dissolve fats or oils (lumped together as "lipids" by chemists), which are nonpolar. Hence the proverbial expression, "Oil and water do not mix.".

Despite Outlaw Image, Hells Angels Sue Often. These conflicting portraits — biker club versus biker mafia — took shape in numerous interviews with Hells Angels members, defense lawyers, prosecutors and federal agents and in a wide review of legal filings and internal Hells Angels documents. The group’s less confrontational side has emerged as its aging membership has been refreshed by new members from a historically familiar source — recent military veterans — and as motorcycling in general has risen in popularity across the country.“We stabbed and slabbed people left and right in the day, but that way is less common now,” said Richard Mora, known as Chico, a Hells Angels member in the Phoenix chapter. Even so, 6. 5 years after the Hells Angels was founded in Fontana, Calif., it still exists as a uniquely American subculture of hardened individualism, fierce fraternity and contempt for society’s mores. In its rule- bound world, only full members are permitted to wear the provocative death’s- head patch or the two words of the club’s name, which, like the logo, is trademarked by the organization. The Sunbeam Movie Watch Online more.

Separately, the group sells so- called support merchandise to the public on club websites and at Hells Angels parties and charity events. Recently the club opened a retail store in Toronto. Designations such as 8. H and A are the eighth and first letters of the alphabet) and Big Red Machine (Hells Angels’ colors are red and white) are on an array of goods, including T- shirts (children’s sizes available), beanies, tank tops, bikinis, underwear, pins, cigars, key chains, window decals and calendars. The bikers generally settle their lawsuits on favorable terms, extracting concessions from the accused parties by getting them to stop using the trademarks, destroy and recall merchandise and, in a few instances, pay some damages.

United in merchandising, and litigiousness, the Hells Angels nevertheless say that they remain a club defined by decentralization, with each chapter operating as its own entity. But law enforcement officials contend the group functions in a more cohesive, structured way.

Policing the Hells Angels and other like- minded motorcycle groups is largely the domain of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.“In my experience working street and motorcycle gangs, the Hells Angels operate like a criminal organization with a global infrastructure and a lot of money they can generate from members worldwide,” said John Ciccone, a special agent for the A. T. F. in Los Angeles who has worked on gangs for more than two decades.

He added: “If you go up against the Hells Angels to prove they are a racketeering enterprise, they do have the resources to fight tooth and nail and all the way to the end. You do not usually see those dynamics in street gangs like the Crips and Bloods.”Intellectual Property. Mr. Clapp’s first case for the Hells Angels was a 1.

Marvel Comics, which had named a comic book and its lead character Hell’s Angel. The company changed the name to Dark Angel and agreed to donate $3. Safeguarding the club’s trademarks has been Mr. Clapp’s job ever since.

He is counsel for the Hells Angels Motorcycle Corporation, a nonprofit established in California in 1. The corporation, which has board members, is controlled by the hundreds of chapters that make up the Hells Angels club.“Part of the strategy is to bring shock- and- awe cases and to shine a bright light on them in federal court and the media,” said Mr. Clapp, who graduated from the Mc.

George School of Law in Sacramento. The intent is not just to punish the infringers but to educate the public that the Hells Angels marques are well guarded and not generic and that they must not be infringed upon.”In the United States, the corporation has 1. Mr. Clapp’s sparse website bears the description “Lawyer From Hell.” In a brief video, he leans into the camera sporting his mohawk, sunglasses, jeans and a black T- shirt with the word “ACID” on it, a reference, he recently noted, to the brand of cigars with that name and not to LSD. Mr. Clapp, a former biker- rights lobbyist who for years has been close to Mr. Barger, rides a motorcycle but is not a Hells Angel. He lives in a Prevost motor home and moves around the West, depending on where his legal work takes him. Lawyers who have defended clients sued by the Hells Angels say Mr.

Clapp’s manner hardly resembles the brutishness many associate with the club.“Initially, we were not sure whether we had to worry for our safety,” said Kevin Drucker, a lawyer who represented Headgear Inc., which was sued in 2. T- shirts bearing the Hells Angels name. But the impression I was left with was that when they litigate, they do so civilly. This changed the way I thought about them.”That case was eventually settled. Soon after targeting Headgear, the Hells Angels sued a New York clothing business called Company 8.

We were trying to enter into a coexistence agreement with the Hells Angels,” said Daniel Bellizio, a New York intellectual property lawyer who was the company’s general counsel. Our customer base and the channels of distribution were very distinct, and there was little likelihood of consumers confusing the brands.”Although the Hells Angels eventually stopped responding in the case, a 6. Company 8. 1 illustrated Mr. Barger’s views on merchandising.“Well, I don’t want to sound pigheaded, but there’s a million people out there that want to make a dollar off of the name Hells Angels and the emblem Hells Angels, and we try to stop them,” Mr. Barger said. He explains that the Hells Angels are so protective about their membership marks that members must sign a document stipulating that anything with the club name or symbols belongs to the corporation and not to them.“It’s on loan to them while they’re a member,” he said. And if they ever leave the club, it all has to be turned back in.”Asked about the number 8.

Mr. Barger said, “We don’t let anybody use it but us.” He added, “Eighty- one is Hells Angels.”He said if he encountered someone wearing clothing with an unofficial 8. I wouldn’t ask them, I’d take it.”Later in the deposition, he said: “I would say, ‘Why do you have that?’ and he would probably say, ‘I support 8. And I would say, ‘That isn’t an 8.

And then I would say, ‘Look, we can do this two ways. You can give me the shirt and I’ll give you a legitimate one.’ Or if the guy says, ‘Hey, none of your business where I got it,’ ” Mr.

Barger continued, “I’d beat him up and take it.”At the Clubhouse. The squat red and white building, with a large death’s- head and the words “Hells Angels Motorcycle Club” emblazoned on the side, sits on a quiet street on the fringes of downtown Phoenix, fenced off from nearby public housing and some bail bond offices. This is the Phoenix chapter. Inside, about 1. 0 Hells Angels mill around a long bar, sipping drinks and laying out food for their regular, highly secretive meeting, known as “church.”With its patchwork of memorabilia, the clubhouse resembles a Hells Angels museum. The death’s- head is plastered on cushions and light shades. There is a stripper pole in the front room and slot machines in the back.

Hells Angels slogans and photos cover the walls. In the yard, 8. 1 is spray painted on a rusted garbage can next to a Highway 8. Watch Grizzly Man 4Shared. Video. Reporting on Motorcycle Clubs. Serge Kovaleski of The New York Times shares anecdotes from his reporting on motorcycle clubs around the country, including the Hells Angels.