Proof for Martian mammalian fossils in meteorite slices

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Proof for Martian mammalian fossils in slices of Meteorite 4
Revised on Dec. 15,2009


A. Why the object is a meteorite:
The object (Figure 0) was tested for its metal composition in four
areas of the object (Figure 0-1). All four test reports show the four
tested areas contain iron of 30%, 28%, 14% and 15% respectively
(Figure 1, Figure 2, Figure 3, Figure 4). The object is not iron ore
or slag or a rock, for its internal structures show fossilized remains
of blood vessels and red blood cells (Figure 5, Figure 6, Figure 7).
Those fossilized remains are never found in iron ores or slags.
Meanwhile, Earth rocks usually do not contain unoxidized, magnetic
iron. A magnet was placed on this object and the object was attracted
to the magnet. In view of the above, the object should be a
meteorite.

B. Why the object contains mammalian fossils:
The object contains fossilized remains of round and concave red blood
cells (Figure 5). Round and concave red blood cells are found only in
mammals on Earth (ref. 1). Hence, the fossils of Meteorite 4 should
have belonged to an extraterrestrial mammal.

C. Why the ET mammal was from Mars:
Since the object did not originate from Earth, the mammalian fossils
in the object should have originated from Mars, as Mars and Earth are
the only places in the solar system where past life has been confirmed
(ref. 2, ref. 3).

D. A mammal is much thicker than a few millimeters. The red blood
cells and blood vessels in one mammal are more or less the same. So,
these slices of 4 mm in thickness should have belonged to one Martian
mammal about 3 billion years ago when Mars’ environment was suitable
for life.
So, why spend US$100 billion to bring back a few rocks from Mars when
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Figure 0: Photo of Meteorite 4 http://www.wretch.cc/album/show.php?i=lin440315&b=25&f=1691382751&p=40


Figure 0-1: Photo of four areas tested for metal composition in
Meteorited 4
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Figure 1: Metal composition test report on area 314 of Meteorite 4
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Figure 2: Metal composition test report on area 315 of Meteorite 4
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Figure 3: Metal composition test report on area 316 of Meteorite 4
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Figure 4: Metal composition test report on area 317 of Meteorite 4
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Figure 5: Micrograph of fossilized remains of round and concave red
blood cells at 2,000X (imaged from thin section)
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Figure 6: Micrograph of fossilized remains of blood vessels at 800X
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Figure 7: Slice M401 blood vessels at 400X
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Reference 1: description of mammallian red blood cells
http://www.genomesize.com/cellsize/mammals.htm

Reference 2: NASA scientists claimed a meteorite contains Martian past
life
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/science/space/article6934078.ece

Reference 3: contains numerous Martian fossils found by NASA’s Rovers
and Lander
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