300 Million-Year-Old Screw Found in Rock
While investigating the remains of a meteorite outside of Moscow in 1998, Russian scientists discovered a rock with a screw firmly fixed inside.
Geologist estimate the age of the rock to be 300-320 million years old. Evidence shows that the iron atoms of the screw and the silicon atoms of the rock have in fact spread and fused, suggesting the screw is by no means a recent addition to the rock.
Experts agree the screw was artificially constructed, rather than being the result of a natural process.
Reports of evidence of intelligent life existing on Earth in prehistoric times pop up from time to time. These reports include machined parts such as spheres, screws and toothed wheels, as well as more bizarre discoveries such as manufactured boot, sandal and foot prints embedded in billion-year-old stone.
Researchers claim most of the evidence is now gathering dust in the basements of the world’s most prestigious institutions.
Wow, I find it outrageous that allegedly “scientists” didn’t see the OBVIOUS Crinoid Stem fossil. And I dont care what its made out of, as there are PLENTY of examples of fossils that have iron in them for whatever reason. Thats NOT a screw thread either lol. Its so obvious that its a fossil, why is this even a debate?!?!? Wow ? GENIUSES I see ? LMAO ?
If it was a crinoid fossil inside a meteor, that would be a really neat trick. If it really was a meteor they found it in, that would indeed be very interesting.
This looks like a part of a chrinoid stem to me, not a screw. So if it is, it has come from a planet that had biological life somewhere in the universe.
Wow, I find it outrageous that allegedly “scientists” didn’t see the OBVIOUS Crinoid Stem fossil. And I dont care what its made out of, as there are PLENTY of examples of fossils that have iron in them for whatever reason. Thats NOT a screw thread either lol. Its so obvious that its a fossil, why is this even a debate?!?!? Wow ? GENIUSES I see ? LMAO ?
Hey guys, I broke open a rock back in the summer and found this weird thing inside. Have you got any ideas as to what it could be?
well geniuses it’s not a screw take a closer look and you’ll see it wouldnt function as a screw
That’s a fossilized crinoid stem. I own several of them myself. Whoever these anonymous “researchers” are should have consulted with a paleontologist before they claimed it was a screw.