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6A FORT LAUDERDALE NEWS, Jan. 27, 1966 dioxide to within 12-millionths of a cubic centimeter less than one-lOth the size of a pinpoint. self-contained unit, capable of measuring the potato's Intake of oxygen and expulsion of carbon usually makes sure, first, that the cloakroom is empty. The fellow who offers to fight at "the drop of a hat" Lowly Potato To Be Orbiting Spudnik In Try To fSkiit Biological Mystery problem in attempting to prove the theory has been the near virtually empty environment, and 1 if standard biorythmicity occurs we can be relatively sure nautics and Space Administra-, tion, plans to orbit the potato within the next two years. The high-flying potato project has been christened "Spudnik." DETROIT.

(AP) A common potato that sells for pennies a pound is going to be carried into gpace soon by a multimillion dollar rocket to search for what scientists hope will be a key to a biological mystery. Hoping to discover that key, Space Defense Corp. in suburban Birmingham, in conjunction with the National Aero- impossibility of elimination of such outside forces in experimentation. "By taking advantage of space we get away from the exertion of all earth-bound forces," Pine said. "We have a Bruce Pine, a biologist with the cause is inside the cell." Scientists have for several months tested a potato encased in an aluminum alloy container like the one which will take it into space.

The container is a Space Defense says "the possibilities of this thing are enormous. If Spudnik accom plishes what we expect, its po tential in the study of the entire area of biological science is staggering." Spudnik is designed to probe what Tine calls the "riddle of If biorythmicity, one of the five most important in biological science." Pine said biorythmicity describes the tendency of living organisms to become active at regular, predictable intervals. "It's all very well to say sudden spurts of growth in adolescents are due to an increased presence of the growth hor-1 mone," said Pine. "What we want to know is what stimulates the gland which produces the I I I fC jM 1 1 hormone and why the stimulation occurs." DR. MICHAEL DE BAKEY Pine said one school of thought contends clock-like Frankly, we suggest you save your appetite for mechanisms inside the cell con trol activity and that no outside A I I L.

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