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EPISODE · Jan 15, 2025 · 44 MIN

DNA Data Storage and Most Hunted Particle

from Stars, Cells, and God · host Reasons to Believe

DNA Data Storage In this episode, biochemist Fazale Rana discusses one of the latest advances in DNA data storage technology and explains how this insight adds to the evidence that a Creator played a role in the origin and basic design of life. Most Hunted Particle The most sought-after particles in the universe are axions, the leading candidate to comprise most of the universe’s dark matter. A team of physicists led by Dion Noordhuis has shown that the best place to look for axions is around rapidly spinning neutron stars, where scientists believe axion clouds reside. Current radio telescopes may be able to detect the mystery particles, a discovery that would bolster the evidence for a big bang creation model. Links and Resources: Parallel Molecular Data Storage by Printing Epigenetic Bits on DNA Axion Clouds Around Neutron Stars Dark Matter Particles

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