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In the summer of 1998, Russian scientists who were investigating an area 300 km southwest of Moscow on the remains of a meteorite, discovered a piece of rock which enclosed an iron screw. Geologists estimate that the age of the rock is 300-320 million years.
Originally posted by cerebralassassins
Hey there, not sure if this has been shown before, but a screw found and estimated at 300 million years found on earth via a meteorite, hmm this obviously suggest intelligence not of this world.
Originally posted by Signals
B) seriously flawed dating techniques...what if carbon 14 dating is totally bogus?
Originally posted by Raist
That looks is a crinoid stem or it could also be a cephalopod, but my money is on crinoid.
Most likely an inside cast. Earlier this year almost the exact same article came out it is a joke of reporting.
www.abovetopsecret.com...
You also have to remember if it is metal it is not going to fossilize it will stay metal or deteriorate back into the earth.
Raist
Case of "error" was excluded because in addition, as shown by subsequent studies, the screw is there really a huge amount of time, since the iron atoms of the screw and the atoms of silicon (from which the rock consists mainly) have spread across the two ylika (silica) .Oi X-rays revealed that exist within the rock bolts and similar .. as well as two small round balls that have square holes.
Originally posted by Raist
reply to post by Xtrozero
The hole that it is in is at a slightly different angle giving it the illusion of it being a screw. If the look at it on a level angle you can see it is parallel. This is nothing more than Russian propaganda as usual. This is a crinoid, no doubt in my mind.
Raist