TO UP-TO-DATE OF DISCOVERY STORY BY GEOCHEMIST N.K. CHUDINOV IN POTASSIUM SALTS DEPOSITS OF GEOBIOGENESIS PHENOMENON AND SUPER ANABIOS OF THE EXCLUSIVE LIVE MICROSCOPIC BODIES
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Vladimir V. Litovskiy
Dr. Sci. (Geograph.), Head of the Productive Force and Territorial Planning Sector
Institute of Economics of the Ural Branch Russian of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Yekaterinburg, Russian Federation
Institute of Economics of the Ural Branch Russian of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Yekaterinburg, Russian Federation
Abstract:
The article presents new information about the scientific heritage of the Permian geochemist N.K. Chudinov. This information is given in view of the latest news about the discovery of ancient living microbes in salt crystals and permafrost. The story is laid out about the discovery of geobiogenesis phenomenon and the overthrow of the anabiosis of microbes in the potassium salts of the Upper Kama River field. These discoveries gave rise to a new era in modern natural science. Ideas about the triad logic of the evolution of matter in nature have been opened. A new base of the modern worldview has been formed. This is important for breakthrough in the Earth Science, medicine, highly effective economic nature-like technologies now.
How to Cite:
Vladimir V.L., (2019), TO UP-TO-DATE OF DISCOVERY STORY BY GEOCHEMIST N.K. CHUDINOV IN POTASSIUM SALTS DEPOSITS OF GEOBIOGENESIS PHENOMENON AND SUPER ANABIOS OF THE EXCLUSIVE LIVE MICROSCOPIC BODIES. History and Modern Perspectives, 4 => 100-114.
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Leeuwenhoek A. A letter to the Royal Society from Mr. Anthony van Leeuwenhoek, F.R.S. concerning Animalcula on the Roots of Duck-Weed etc. Philos. Transact. (R. Soc. London). Jan. 1705. Vol. XXIV. No. 296. URL: https://archive.org/ details/jstor-102962/page/n2 (data obrashcheniya: 02.12.2019).
[Schmidt P.J. Anabiosis. Moscow-Leningrad: Publishing House of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, 1948. 376 p.]
Preyer W. Uber die Erforschung des Lebens. Jena: Manke s Verlag. 1873. 64 S.
[Bakhmetyev P.I. The result of my research on insect suspended animation and the plan of its research in warm-blooded animals. News Academy of Sciences, 1902. Vol. XVII. No. 4. P. 161-166.]
[Bakhmetyev P.I. Theoretical and practical consequences from my studies of suspended animation in animals. Nature. 1912. Vol. 1. No. 12. P. 1427-1442.]
[Omelianskiy V.L. Bacteriological study of Sang-Yuryah mammoth and surrounding soil. Archive of Biological Sciences. 1911. Vol. 16. No. 4. P. 335.]
[Isachenko B.L. Some data on bacteria from permafrost. The St. Petersburg Botanical Garden. 1912. Vol. 2. No. 5-6. P. 140-168.]
[Lozina-Lozinsky L.K. Essays on cryobiology (adaptation and resistance of organisms and cells to low and ultra-low temperatures). Leningrad: Science, 1972. 288 p.]
[Sukhanova K.M. Temperature adaptations in the simplest. Leningrad: Science, 1968. 267 p.]
[Goldovsky A.M. Anabiosis. Leningrad: Science, 1981. 136 p.]
[Nikolai Chudinov. URL: https:// vk.com/id429555674?z=photo429555674_456239292%2Fwall429555674_96 (accessed: 02.12.2019).]
[Chudinov N.K. Algae in the potash salts of the Bereznikov mine. For potassium. November 3 1961. No. 44.]
[Chudinov N.K. Riddles of Salt Thickness. For Potassium. 1962. No. 8.]
[Chudinov N.K. Mysteries of salt thicknesses. For Potassium. 1962. No. 19-21.]
[Chudinov N.K. 200 million years of sleep. Komsomolskaya Pravda. September 1 1962.]
[Yudin I.A. 200 million years ago. Ural Worker. April 27 1958. No. 99/12905.]
[Yudin I.A. In the Ural Branch of the Mineralogical Society. Nature. 1959. No. 5. P. 114.]
[Mikroorganismen. Die 350 millionen janre alt sind. Soviet Union. 1963. No. 11 (165). P. 52.]
Dombrowski H. Bacteria From Paleozoic Salt Deposits. Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci. 1963. No. 108. P. 453-460.
Dombrowski H. Living orgainsms of the Paleozoic. Geological, biological and methodological problems. Presse Med. May 4 1963. No. 71. P. 1147-1152.
[Lysogorov N.V. When fiction recedes. Moscow: Young Guard, 1964. 190 p.]
[Denkov V. On the verge of life. Moscow: Knowledge, 1988. 192 p.]
[Litovskiy V.V. World mineral resources: potassium salts of the Prikamye and fundamental problems of geobiogenesis. Yekaterinburg: UrGUPS Publishing House, 2008. 162 p.]
[Chudinov N.K. On the nature of coloring potassium salts of Paleozoic. In the book: Minerals of erupted rocks and ores of the Urals. Leningrad: Science, 1967. P. 118-130.]
[Chudinov N.K. Methods to quantify peak and background processes of evolution in the practice of solving the problem of genesis of natural gases and oil. In the book: Problems of salt accumulation. Vol. 2. Novosibirsk: Science, 1977. P. 292-301.]
[All salt in oil. Expert-Ural. 2006. No. 44 (261).]
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[Abyzov S.S., Savarzin G.A., Ivanov M.V., Seregin V.I., Shirokov O.G. On the survival of microorganisms in fossil salts. Microbiology. 1966. Vol. XXXV. No. 5. P. 885-889.]
[Iovleva T.I. Expedition in Paleozoic. Neva. 2003. No. 4. P. 246-253.]
[Voytenko I.S. The mind that’s put on the piece. Florida. 2006. No. 04 (64). URL: http://www.florida-rus.com/05-06/Voytenko.htm (accessed: 02.12.2019).]
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[Abyzov S.S., Belyakova L.A. Mycelyal mushrooms from the thickness of the glacier of central Antarctica. News of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR. Biological Series, 1982. No. 46. P. 1-3.]
[Gilychinskiy D.A., Blagodatsky S.A. etc. Duration of preservation of viable microorganisms in permanently frozen sedimentary rocks and buried soils. Microbiology. 1985. Vol. 54. P. 153-163.]
[Khlebnikova G.M., Gilychinskiy D.A., Fedorov-Davydov D.G., Vorobyeva E.A. Quantitative assessment of microorganisms in frozen sediments and buried soils. Microbiology. 1990. Vol. 59. P. 148-155.]
[Vishnevetskaya T.A., Yerokhina L.G., Gilychinskiy D.A., Vorobyeva E.A. Bluegreen and green algae from the permafrost sedimentary rocks of the Arctic. Cryosphere of the Earth. 1997. Vol. I. No. 2. P. 71-76.]
[Shatilovich A.V., Shmakova L.A., Gubin S.V., Gilikin D.A. Viable protozoa in the permafrost of the Arctic. Cryosphere of the Earth. 2010. Vol. 14. No. 2. P. 69-78.]
[Demidov N.E., Gilikinskiy D.A., Mironov VA, Shmakova L.A. Cryobiosphere of the Earth and the search for life on Mars. Cryosphere of the Earth. 2012. Vol. XVI. No. 4. P. 67-82.]
[Ivanov M.V., Lane A.J. Methane-forming microorganisms component of the biosphere of Mars. Reports of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR. 1991. Vol. 321. No. 6. P. 1272-1276.]
[Letarov A. World of Bacteria. They’re alive! June 12 2018. URL: https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=6alyroCBZ4g (accessed: 02.12.2019).]
[Experiment with an unknown end! October 11 2018. URL: https://zen.yandex.ru/media/lavitaacolori/eksperiment-s-neizvestnym-koncom-5bbe- 581420405300aa5c3a93 (accessed: 02.12.2019).]
[Brushkov A.V. Geological and natural scientific prospects for the research of microorganisms in permafrost // Materials conference of the Department of Microbiology of Moscow State University. Moscow: MSU, 2000. P. 44-45.]
Brouchkov A., Williams P. Could microorganisms in permafrost hold the secret of immortality What does it mean Contaminants in Freezing Ground // Collected Proceedings of 2nd International Conference. Cambridge, England, 2002. Part 1. P. 49-56.
Brouchkov A., Fukuda M., Tomita F., Asano K., Tanaka M. Living microorganisms in Siberian permafrost and gas emission at low temperatures // Extended abstracts of 8th International Conference on Permafrost. University of Zurich, Switzerland, 2003 / Haeberli and Brandova (eds). P. 13-14.
Katayama T., Tanaka M., Moriizumi J., Nakamura T., Brouchkov A., Douglas T.A., Fukuda M., Tomita F., Asano K. Phylogenetic analysis of bacteria preserved in a permafrostice wedge for 25 000 years. Appl. Environ. Microbiol. 2007. V. 73. P. 2360-2363.
[Repin V.E., Brushkov A.V., Griva G.I., Trofimov Y.M. Application in biotechnology of relic microorganisms cryolitozone // Materials V congress of the Russian Society of Biotechnologists of Russia. December 2-4, 2008. P. 284-285.]
[Yedidin G.M., Brushkov A.V., Ignatov S.G. Philogenetic analysis of microorganisms from frozen soils. Herald of Moscow University. Series 4: Geology. 2016. Vol. 4. No. 5. P. 92-95.]
[Melnikov V.P., Trofimov V.T., Orlov V.P., Brushkov A.V., Drozdov D.S., Dubrovin V.A. Development and adoption of the doctrine of the study of“permafrost”- a necessary element of the strategy for the development of the AFLF. Regional Energy and Energy Saving. 2018. Vol. 1. P. 40-41.]
[Surgucheva N.A., Filippova S.N., Kulikova E.E., Brushkov A.V., Rogov V.V. Phagus particles in the underground ice of the Arctic. Microbiology. 2019. Vol. 88. No. 2. P. 224-229.]
Keywords:
Nikolai Chudinov, geobiogenesis, ultra-long-term suspended anabiosis, liveable paleoorganisms, potassium salts, Upper Kama River field.
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