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Whilst debate still rages about whether so-called nanobacteria are actually biological, NASA has found that the nanobacterial agent believed to cause kidney stones multiplies at a much faster rate in zero-gravity ...

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Believing them to be a possible new form of life, Kajander named the particles "nanobacteria," published a paper outlining his findings and spurred one of the biggest controversies in modern microbiology.

Are Nanobacteria Making Us Ill?

Under the electron microscope, NASA researchers also claimed to have spotted signs of "nanobacteria".

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The researchers think that carbon dioxide and calcium carbonate, both of which are found dissolved in blood, initially create the nanobacteria.

Material World: Nanobacteria theory takes a hit

Later tiny bits of protein attach to the otherwise jagged edged nanobacteria and smooth the particles out.

Material World: Nanobacteria theory takes a hit

To generate the nanobacteria chemically the researchers incubated human serum with limestone and came away with tiny particles that lacked both DNA and RNA.

Material World: Nanobacteria theory takes a hit

Examples, off the top of my head, include nanobes and nanobacteria — completely dismissed by the establishment because of a purely arbitrary decision that 200nm was the minimum size of cellular life.

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How can we be sure there is no nitrogenous base cytosine in comets when there are still scientists speculating we may find nanobacteria in comets?

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The debate would have ended there, except for a steadily increasing number of studies linking nanobacteria to serious health problems, including kidney stones, aneurysms and ovarian cancer.

Are Nanobacteria Making Us Ill?

Sure enough, at the center of several stones was a nanobacteria particle.

Are Nanobacteria Making Us Ill?