Design in Miniature

The cells of the human body can produce at least 100,000 different types of proteins, all with a unique function. The information to make each of these complicated molecular machines is stored on the well-known 

We think that we have done very well with human technology, packing information very densely on to computer hard drives, chips, and CD-ROM disks. However, these all store information on the surface, whereas DNA stores it in three dimensions. It is by far the densest information storage mechanism known in the universe. 

Let s look at the amount of information that could be contained in a pinhead volume of DNA. If all this information were written into paperback books, it would make a pile of such books 500 times higher than from here to the moon The design of such an incredible system of information storage indicates a vastly intelligent Designer. 

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Microwave radiometer consists of an electronic switch, circulator, isolator, low-noise amplifier, filter, amplitude detector and miniature reference noise source with the temperature sensor. All foregoing components parts must be designed in miniature sizes using MMIC and plastic materials. 

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