Martian Brain Remains Fell To Morocco?

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Martian brain tissue remains (Fig. 1) are found all over meteorite Tissint, which originated from Mars and recently fell to Morocco (ref. 1). Fig. 1:
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Image source: http://www.macovich.com/MARS/Mars.html
Fig. 2: Earthly brain tissue for comparison:
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For the first time in history a Martian meteorite is recovered and confirmed within months of landing on Earth. Meteorite Tissint came from a meteor shower and weighs over 11 kg in total mass. That means there is no need for sample return from Mars.
Many people wonder how brain tissue remains could got all over a meteorite.The short answer: they were there originally. A long answer: some Martian animal died on Mars and its brain was fossilized. During or after the fossilization, minerals got into the brain tissue remains and form the texture we see today. Then the fossil somehow got blasted off Mars and landed on Earth. Just before it landed, it broke up into smaller pieces, some of which were collected and certified. Anyhow the fact remains that Martian brain tissue remains are found all over meteorite Tissint. No evolutionists know how life could originate from rocks but they still think life originated from non-life.

Ref. 1: Associated Press reported on the meteorite on Jan. 18: http://news.yahoo.com/apnewsbreak-mars-rocks-fell-africa-last-july-150634302.html

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@bewildered,

Complete bunk.

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@bewildered,

You're not just bewildered. You're so totally confused you really should seek professional help.

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@Ceili,

Debunk it or prove it is bunk.

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@Lustig Andrei,

Are you obstinate or fool hardy?

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People who make claims have the burden of proof, nobody needs to disprove their bullshit. People who make extraordinary claims have an extraordinary burden of proof. You are a completely delusional bullshit artist, trying to "prove" your bizarre religious beliefs by making up stories like this.

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@Setanta,

it's amazing how so many fail to understand this...

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@bewildered,

bewildered wrote:

Debunk it or prove it is bunk.

The first link you yourself provided contains all the proof necessary to debunk your ridiculous claim. It says the material is igneous rock. Do you know how igneous rock is formed?

Instead of trying to provide a plausible explanation for how you think brain tissue got into an asteroid you should have just said that it was *poofed* into existence magically and for mysterious reasons. At least that would have been impossible to disprove (while still leaving you with the burden of proof however).

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@bewildered,

By the way, putting all your bullshit theories aside, I do like the meteorite information I find on some of the external links. Not the links to your site of course, those are total crap, but the other ones are pretty good.

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@bewildered,

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Many people wonder how brain tissue remains could get [smeared] all over a meteorite.

I would like to submit this as the understatement of the week. ANy other nominees?

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@bewildered,

bewildered wrote:

Debunk it or prove it is bunk.

A bullet in the head wouldn't kill you. Debunk or prove it's bunk.

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@bewildered,

bewildered wrote:

Are you obstinate or fool hardy?

Probably both. But I have no idea what, exactly, you mean by that nor how it is relevant to your own subject matter.

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@bewildered,

bewildered wrote:

Debunk it or prove it is bunk.

It's bunk by default. If you make a ridiculous claim and haven't proved it yourself, but it's bunk. It starts off that way and stays that way until you prove otherwise. All the rest of us have to do is sit back and wait for you to prove it. Until then, it's just more crackpot bullshit, barely worth the time of day (except for its entertainment value Smile

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@bewildered,

Giant Neurons Existed on Mars as on Earth.

Some people think neurons cannot be as large as 500 micrometers in diameter. In fact, such giant neurons are not rare at all. For example, they exist in Earth’s squids ( Fig. 1, Ref. 1) and in Martian meteorite Tissint (Fig. 2, Ref. 2). Fig.1: Edit [Moderator]: Link removed Source http://www.quora.com/Neuroscience-1/What-are-some-of-the-most-unusual-brains

Fig.2 Edit [Moderator]: Link removed Source: http://www.macovich.com/MARS/Mars.html

Ref. 1: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squid_giant_axon
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@bewildered,

I know of no example where neural pathway cells are evolved or even exist outside the brain or body of an organism. To even pose the possibility of what youre selling, you must first establish where in the scientific literature (and even folklore) we have evidence of these tissue structures outside of a body.

I think many of us would love to hear your evidence.
The photod you ptrsent have already been analyzed by JPL geologists or mineralogists. Are you replacing their studied reality with your own?

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@farmerman,

Hi, I just thought of your question regarding "igneous skull".
Here is my reply: I found many blood vessel remains on the surface of ceramics and porcelain, which have endured much higher temperature those of volcano lava. Here is the evidence for the blood vessel remains:
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@bewildered,

"angel made pottery" ???
Man, you have an entire "make-believe" culture here. I wonder whether you even have a spoken and written language? (like Klingon?)

I cant decide whether you are getting funnier or just creepier

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@farmerman,

farmerman wrote:

I cant decide whether you are getting funnier or just creepier

I'd thought, he'd already reached the climax of his crap posts - amazing that there's still an increase possible.

Those little green men do wonders ...

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@Walter Hinteler,

we collect arts n crafts period pottery. I need to get me some of this angel-made ceramics. Its probably a gossimer porcelain

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@bewildered,

bewildered wrote:

Giant Neurons Existed on Mars as on Earth.

Some people think neurons cannot be as large as 500 micrometers in diameter. In fact, such giant neurons are not rare at all. For example, they exist in Earth’s squids ( Fig. 1, Ref. 1) and in Martian meteorite Tissint (Fig. 2, Ref. 2). Fig.1: Edit [Moderator]: Link removed Source http://www.quora.com/Neuroscience-1/What-are-some-of-the-most-unusual-brains

So you're saying there were Giant Squid on Mars too?

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