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November 10, 2011 Liquid Gold
At first glance, it looks like needles or plant parts in honey. The yellow substance looks fluid, with bubbles working their way to the top.
In reality, those bubbles are frozen in time. They have been in the process of floating for 70 to 85 million years now.
What you are looking at is dinosaur feathers in amber.
Photograph courtesy Science/AAAS
via National Geographic
jimhelm Thursday Nov 10 11:09 AM
now if we could just get a shot of some chicken lips.....
Gravdigr Thursday Nov 10 04:48 PM
...or frog hair.
monster Thursday Nov 10 04:51 PM
...or tw making sense...
sandypossum Thursday Nov 10 09:55 PM
The newsagent in our town (pop. 200) reckons dinosaurs are not real and can't be because the earth is only 5,000 years old. I feel weird everytime I pick up my papers now.
ZenGum Thursday Nov 10 10:03 PM
Those fossils were put there by the devil to corrupt your faith!
Well, does have a consistent position. Just stoopid.
Hell, show him the stones and tell him they are fossil cave-men!
CaliforniaMama Friday Nov 11 10:09 AM
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Originally Posted by ZenGum
Hell, show him the stones and tell him they are fossil cave-men!
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CaliforniaMama Friday Nov 11 10:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Gravdigr
...or frog hair.
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Sundae Friday Nov 11 10:39 AM
how about a slice of fried gold?
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