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Structures of Epithelia Found in a Martian Meteorite

 
 
Reply Sat 18 Jun, 2011 02:19 am
Structures of Epithelia Found in a Martian Meteorite
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farmerman
 
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Reply Sat 18 Jun, 2011 10:57 am
@bewildered,
Stop using "Paleontology" as a valid TAG. Your stuff is bogus and not in any way attacjhed to competent scientific investigation. You seem to start with some silly stupid conclusion and then make up evidence as you go.
Green Witch
 
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Reply Sat 18 Jun, 2011 12:00 pm
@bewildered,
It's the Mr. Kazoo theory of the universe!

http://www.cartoonscrapbook.com/01pics-L/flintstones_L23.jpg
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bewildered
 
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Reply Sun 19 Jun, 2011 02:14 am
@farmerman,
You have no logic.:
1. This meteorite is basically a fossil, not a rock. So, I don't care how geologists classify this meteorite into an igneous rock or into a sedimentary rock. Meteorite ALH84001 has been ERRONEOUSLY classified by meteorite researchers once.This is a big problem for all geologists, not a problem for me, the finder of fossils in your testis or in any igneous rock or in any Martian meteorite. Wake up.
2. How can you disprove my article when you cannot even identify the marked structures as minerals?

farmerman
 
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Reply Sun 19 Jun, 2011 06:36 am
@bewildered,
Quote:
This is a big problem for all geologists, not a problem for me,
I can see that. I do speak wth a little authority here but you are dead wrong in your conclusions. If you keep it up Im sure someone will take all your "evidence " apart by showing you the impossible chasms of
fact that separate your evidence from your conclusions. I have neither the interest nor the time . I can see that the mineral thin sections DO NOT asupport anything of which you speak and you are just delusional about any implied connections or similarities.
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rosborne979
 
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Reply Sun 19 Jun, 2011 07:00 pm
@bewildered,
bewildered wrote:
1. This meteorite is basically a fossil, not a rock.

Please define what you think a "fossil" is, and what it is composed of.
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bewildered
 
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Reply Wed 22 Jun, 2011 02:27 am
My claim can be disproved only by identifying and proving the structures marked in my figures as minerals (or non-life material). No one can ever do that. So, my claim is correct.

farmerman
 
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Reply Wed 22 Jun, 2011 10:39 am
@bewildered,
Its already been done at JPL and at Sandia. The mineral assemblages for the carbonatitse and the {(X)Ca;(1-X)Na} mixed plagioclases are easily seen to be a "Solid solution" from Albite to Anorthite.
rosborne979
 
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Reply Wed 22 Jun, 2011 06:32 pm
@bewildered,
bewildered wrote:
My claim can be disproved only by identifying and proving the structures marked in my figures as minerals (or non-life material). No one can ever do that. So, my claim is correct.

My claim is that there is a miniature unicorn in orbit around Pluto. And no one can disprove it. So, my claim is correct.

(do you see now why your statement is irrational)
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bewildered
 
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Reply Wed 22 Jun, 2011 07:47 pm
@farmerman,
My article said clearly that if a plagioclase, no matter albite or others, is simply a fossilized muscle fiber if the "plagioclese" shows all the characteristic structures of muscle fibers as found in my figures.

You can never show a micrograph to prove the "plagioclase" or "albite" contains the same structures as shown in my figures.
farmerman
 
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Reply Wed 22 Jun, 2011 08:05 pm
@bewildered,
You are full of **** and have no idea of what the hell youre even speaking .
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