Another meteorite contains petrified RBC's of ET mammal (edition 2.0).
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Another meteorite (Meteorite 5, see Fig. 1 below) is found to contain
numerous petrified remains of red blood cells (Fig. 2) that belonged
to an ET mammal, as the red blood cell remains are round, concave and
anucleate.
Figures 3,4,5,6,7,8 are supporting evidence.
Figure 1: Meteorite 5
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Figure 2: 20,000X remains of mammalian red blood cells in Meteorite 5
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Figure 3: Metal elements of meteorite 5
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Figure 4: Thin section cut from the bottom of Meteorite 5
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Figure 5: A spot in thin section at 800X
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Figure 6: Above spot magnified to 2,000X
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Figure 7: 8,000X RBC’S
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Figure 8: Another image of 20,000X RBC’s.
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