Undeniable osteons in a Mars fossil bone; That's why NASA never publish any anatomist's comments.
	Undeniable osteons in a Mars fossil bone; That's why NASA never publish any anatomist's comments. Fig. 1 shows remains of four osteons, two of which contain clear Haversian canals. The figure was originally downloaded from Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity on Dec. 26, 2008. It has been expanded a... 更多 » 作者：Lin Liangtai  - 2008年12月30日 - 1 則新留言 (共有 1 則留言)

	Mars rover found new Haversian canals of fossil bone
	Mars rover found new Haversian canals of fossil bone Fig. 1 is a new microscopic image sent back by Mars Rover Opportunity around Dec.23, 2008. The expanded image shows three Haversian canals, each containing a vertical capillary. Fig. 1: marked for three Haversian canals found only in bones:... 更多 » 作者：Lin Liangtai  - 2008年12月27日 - 1 則新留言 (共有 1 則留言)

Millions of scarlet red blood cells were squeezed out of a Carboniferous human femur

Millions of scarlet red blood cells were squeezed out of a Carboniferous human femur. The following two photos show countless scarlet remains of red blood cells. They were recently squeezed out of capillaries as a Carboniferous human femur fossil was cut and ground into thin section. These red blood cell remains were squeezed out from capillaries,... 更多 » 作者：Lin Liangtai  - 2008年12月24日 - 1 則新留言 (共有 1 則留言)

	Red blood cell remains streamed out of a Carboniferous human femur fossil.
	Red blood cell remains streamed out of a Carboniferous human femur fossil Here is the labelled photo: [link] Note: The other day I was looking under an optical microscope for fossilized red blood cells in a thin section cut from a Carboniferous... 更多 » 作者：Lin Liangtai  - 2008年12月22日 - 1 則新留言 (共有 1 則留言)

	Detailed evidence proving a Carboniferous human femur
	[link] The object in the above album was a Carboniferous human femur because : I. It was found in-situ, half-buried in a slate in Mahanoy, Pennsylvania. That fact proved its Carboniferous age. 2. It contains Haversian canal remains as shown in my last SEM. That... 更多 » 作者：Lin Liangtai  - 2008年12月16日 - 2 則新留言 (共有 2 則留言)

	New album completed on a Carboniferous human femur
	The album has been re-organized and added with animated computed- tomography images and SEM images labelled for details. Its URL: [link] 作者：Lin Liangtai  - 2008年12月14日 - 1 則新留言 (共有 1 則留言)

	A Carboniferous human femur's osteon is fully labelled here.
	Some hardened evolutionists will not evolve unless hurt from punishment, which is being tirelessly and harshly metered out by God's new law. Some Google groups have been banned by Turkish courts. Truth, not insults, is above patriotism and nations. Some people keep asking how I knew something should be labelled so and... 更多 » 作者：Lin Liangtai  - 2008年12月14日 - 2 則新留言 (共有 2 則留言)

	Modern Bible is incorrect on Jesus' last words.
	I knew 30 years ago that Jesus said on the cross something like: Oh, Father, pardon them, as they did not know. What Jesus had in mind when He said those words "could" be to avert something terrible, such as the sinking of Atlantis. God does not think people did not sin simply because they did not... 更多 » 作者：Lin Liangtai  - 2008年12月13日 - 1 則新留言 (共有 1 則留言)

	All physical matter is life created by a common ancestor
	A man once got a Nobel prize for proving rocks have life. Such life is eternal, but not created by rocks themselves. No wonder Ed says there is life after death. Note, however, that Jesus did not live to 90 years old as Ed said in his posts. He died at an early age on the cross and resurrect to live 90 days... 更多 » 作者：Lin Liangtai  - 2008年12月13日 - 1 則新留言 (共有 1 則留言)

	Wasn't this an obvious frog on Mars?
	This frog on Mars was so obvious that I thought it needed no introduction: [link] (Above photo was taken by NASA's rover Spirit and released around February, 2008) Could so many news media thought they could cover up the truth without... 更多 » 作者：Lin Liangtai  - 2008年12月8日 - 1 則新留言 (共有 1 則留言)