Another scientist going outside his field.
Red dust was wind picking up sand and dust from the Middle East.
The odd structures that he thought was alien life was really that he
didn't know biology and chemistry.
http://www.sciscoop.com/story/2004/5/1/92822/77787
http://www.indiaexpress.com/news/
Nick Lidster wrote:
>Well seems like chtoran infestiation if you ask me
If we see any pink bunny-like things, do we have to inform Gerrold?
Jim
Humans stay crunchy in milk Maru
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Not sure how I ran across this, but it seems to be an
interesting theory. It was hosted on a Cornell server.
The links below are for the PDF of this document. If you are
interested in reading the entire document, but can't open a PDF, email
me and I will email you this article
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From: "Ronn!Blankenship" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: Red rain result of meteor explosion?
> Fred Hoyle is dead, but it seems Chandr
Fred Hoyle is dead, but it seems Chandra Wickramisinghe has some followers . .
At 10:10 AM 5/8/04, Gary Nunn wrote:
Not sure how I ran across this, but it seems to be an interesting
theory. It was hosted on a Cornell server.
The links below are for the PDF of this document. If you are interes
Not sure how I ran across this, but it seems to be an interesting
theory. It was hosted on a Cornell server.
The links below are for the PDF of this document. If you are interested
in reading the entire document, but can't open a PDF, email me and I
will email you this article as a Word Documen
