Dinosaur Egg Discovery
Notice the open mouth with eyes
accented.
Image taken from a scan provided by Sarasota Memorial Hospital.
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In all fairness. Dinosaur didn't lay 'egg' in Florida
See Professor Mary Schweitzer's
discoveries below.
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Scientist recover soft tissue from T. rex
News Release NC State University
Picture from
Mary Schweitzer's
WolfBlog
Posted on her blog, July 25th 2007
The mandible in the center of this image is from
the scan,
as revealed by Sarasota Memorial Hospital's CT Scanner.
June 27th 2007, day of the scan, images released 30 days later.
A further rotation of the scan, shows the details of
the head better.
The head lays on the body which is curled underneath it, 1&1/2
times.
When you see the scans in rotation, these details become much clearer.
The arrow points to it's forked tail.
A partial segment, (top third) rotated 30 degrees.
Mandible (pictured above) is from beneath this section.
A different filter was used to help bring out the
bone details.
This view is looking straight down, from above.
The dinosaurs were also called
"Bird Hipped" because their pelvis was turned backwards,
much like today's birds. That's also why many theorize, birds of today were dinosaurs of
the past.
Three different pairs.
It's truly amazing! We are now
able to look into a rock and peer back into time,
approximately 85 million years, and see the remains of a creature inside.
Comparison to a known dinosaur Chinese dinosaur egg.
A photographic image from the bottom side.
Here's looking at you, with a red iris and yellow
cornea.
Mary Schweitzer's discovery opens the door to this being a real possibility.
Scientist recover soft tissue from T. rex
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International Balloon Fiesta.
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NASA Astronaut, Duane E. Graveline
M.D. and Laszlo at the recent Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta.
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Having a little fun, original image courtesy of NASA.
The more I know, the more I
know, I don't know.
New discoveries are being made everyday.
Keep an open mind to new possibilities.
...Laszlo...
