Giant mammal’s red blood cell remains found in meteorite NWA 5480

But there are experts in meteorite analysis and mineral samples. We have one online here with us, but you've been ignoring him.

I agree. That's because blood cells from billions of years ago don't exist. But a chemical analysis could easily identify the composition of various areas in the micrographs and that information could falsify your conclusions, so you MUST address it in order to follow a scientific analysis.

But there are many things which have a superficial similarity, and the images you have provided simply do not contain enough detail to prove your assumptions.

Because points 2 and 3 can be easily discredited and point 4 is not a point at all, but simply photo's of already identified cells.

You have not. You have posted unverified assumptions and invalid conclusions.
We can identify (and have identified) them as simple mineralization effects, but you are ignoring the facts.

For everyone with common sense:

bewildered "aka Wretch" has a wonderful imagination, like seeing pigs fly.

Tom Phillips Meteorite Micrograph Gallery resides on our site and we know Tom very well. The fact is these are images of meteorites and nothing more... PERIOD!

We have also had to file copyright infringement complaints multiple times against this person. We currently have a complaint opened with Google.

You have to wonder about someone who goes by the name "Wretch".
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/wretch

Paul Harris, President
The Meteorite Exchange, Inc.
Edit [Moderator]: Link removed

Thanks for the information. Bewildered has been erroneously making claims that a meteorite thin section included all these imaginative mammal cells when anyone with a bit of trining in thin section analyses can debunk his claims. That just doesnt matter to him. I really thonk that he has some problems dealing with reality.
I hope that your litigation is successful.
PS,years ago, I taught a petrology course and included thin section prep and analyses in the lab segments. The only meteorites Id seen in TS were of iron nickel with Widdmenstatten figures. We had to use suopwerstage lighting and reflective methods. In Phillips thin sections there were a number of plagioclase and pyroxene segments . SDo you know whether Phillips made the thin sections himself or did he have them done by a preparator? and does he use balsam as a mounting glue?