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Human(?) fat cell remains found in meteorite

 
 
Reply Mon 25 Jul, 2011 03:07 am
Fig. 1 below shows a fossilized fat cell that seems to have belonged to a human. Fig. 1:
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Source of Fig. 1:
http://www.meteorite.com/meteorite-gallery/meteorites-alpha_frame.htm

Sourcing path: Select “NWA 5000 article” from the above website, and then scroll down the right portion of the webpage to the last fifth photo.

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Green Witch
 
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Reply Mon 25 Jul, 2011 04:15 am
@bewildered,
I think that fat cell belonged to Jimmy Hoffa. Yup, I can still see a that last bite of lasagna he ate while at Guido's the night before he disappeared.

(Do you realize these wacky posts make you look rather stupid and pathetic? Maybe you should take up collecting Star Wars figurines instead. Just sayin'.)
farmerman
 
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Reply Mon 25 Jul, 2011 09:13 am
@Green Witch,
This guy is so full of **** that even the thin section collector and maker has separated his work from idiots like this. Bewilwered is an embarrassment , He just published his fatal missive about the solar systems age being 5 times older than the oldest half -lived radionuclide that we use to date meteorites.

SO he makes up **** with abandon and then wants credibility in how he misreads thin sections. Im done treating him like a failibg student.
He gets an F
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rosborne979
 
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Reply Mon 25 Jul, 2011 06:59 pm
@bewildered,
bewildered wrote:

Fig. 1 below shows a fossilized fat cell that seems to have belonged to a human. Fig. 1:
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Everything in that picture looks like a fat cell to me. One of them is even numbered "7".

As a matter of fact, I think everything that looks round is a fat cell. I have a dinner plate at home that's round. I think it's a fat cell. And all those bubbles that form in the bath tub, those are fat cells too.

And look, here's a rock just full of fat cell fossils...
http://www.sciencephoto.com/image/109405/530wm/C0045193-Porous_volcanic_rock-SPL.jpg
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Green Witch
 
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Reply Tue 26 Jul, 2011 08:51 am
I always think of fat cells as looking like this:
http://images.art.com/images/products/regular/11924000/11924179.jpg
Setanta
 
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Reply Tue 26 Jul, 2011 09:31 am
@Green Witch,
May i have one of those fat cells, please?
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rosborne979
 
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Reply Tue 26 Jul, 2011 11:26 am
@Green Witch,
Hey I think I saw one of those on one of those micrographs. I'm sure if we try hard enough we can imagine one.
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