Lee Isham - Principle Researcher (Isham is an English place name)
Collide Clyde -Howell,TN Impact Structure (is really centered at Frankewing, TN at HW 64 exit of I-65)
Perspective
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Gather them
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Respect them
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The end.
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Stress balance point. See how earth expansion is off center left and then has a balance point then expansion crack again at a new center? Plate tectonics just assumes this phenomena and has no real reason for why earth plate cracks are where they are. This expansion is due to large earth accretions in the Pacific which made the deeper ocean and it's rim plate cracking but on the Atlantic side that would just show up as an off-center expansion. This balance point also has the least expansion.
William Smith 1769 - 1839 Now considered the inventor of "Clam Time." Geology of strata age by fossil identification. Which Darwin based evolution on. The newly formed geology society made sure this industrious researcher was put in debtors prison by stealing his work, underpaying for his fossil collection, and promising him a job at the museum so he turned down a royal appointment to the Czar of Russia's court of scientist.
Later this same ilk would go on to produce the mutation of self creation and contrary to real science that things just become more complex and successful, too bad for mechanics and engineers, huh.
If that wasn't bad enough they brought the world the "master race" and WW2 with all of it's attrocity.
Howell/Petersburg Impact
Study strata theory and you can find out why geology methods don't work well. Take for example this fossil above. I cannot find anybody to identify it and this level of shock transition is too severe for that. But fossils are used to project time onto a layer of rock sediment. Where does that leave you? Furthermore I usually don't encounter many fossils in this strata, but this specimen has many. Beyond that it is in multiple states in just inches of material. Some is Chalcedony not looking all that consolidated and inside that a flint or metamorphic material. That would represent different states in the same layer which cannot be the same sediment time. Mixing has occurred. Mixing is a common energy event contrary to dating by slow sedimentation. Unlike an impact event, fossils could be widely distributed at many mixing conditions through a lot of time. The impact however makes a pulse like sonar radially, a much better strata coordinating tool. So to summarize, finding the above fossil tells me nothing about time. Placing it above or below impact events does.
Fossils and contour events are as much or more related than fossils and time. The environment supports the fossils to be found there. Contours support the environment. The earth is not flat and has contours and environments that change through time. To become fossilized requires a different environment contour than a "living" environment. Let's say an impact occurs. It pushes the shells in their supportive living environment into a pile on the crater wall. Finding that pile up is more a picture of the impact event than the living contour environment. With the earth being a self healing planet and an estimated 25,000 impacts of 5 miles diameter or more and perhaps a million of one mile diameter or more. Much of what is found is forensically a picture of events and contour disturbed environments and healing which is what I find Middle, TN to be. The picture below is from the crater wall in south middle Giles County, TN. It is a swirling mass of tiny shells.
Scale & Balance
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I weigh what I read, don't you?
you can spend a lot and not add much weight.
search and not find
run round blind
ahead or behind?
Math & physics < Love from above.
I am a clam, no you are a burger. Did you say clamburger?
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Silurian Fossil help
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That fascinating Brassfield chert formation here in SE Giles county usually does not attract me with fossils but creek bed wash turned up this one that has failed to find an identification on the usual facebook help attempts. Would you please give it a go for me. (picture shown at right)
V/r
Lee Isham
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Curator,
Tue, Jan 7, 7:45 AM
Hello Lee, I do not specialize in fossils, but you might be able to find folks in the Earth and Planetary Sciences Department here at UT who could help you. Tue, Jan 7, 2:53 PM
Curator, I tired to use that email and failed. Can you foreword the picture for me please. V/r Lee
Curator, Tue, Jan 7, 5:43 PM
Hello, Please see the email inquiry below. Unfortunately, I do not have the expertise to help Lee with this, but hopefully someone in your department can point
Professor, Wed, Jan 8, 12:01 PM
Hi all- The rock in question looks to be a piece of limestone rich in bryozoans. These organisms are small tentacle bearing colonial animals that are common.
Wed, Jan 8, 3:24 PM
Thank you. It was the center fossil cross section that I was intrigued by. Lee
no response back...
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So I look up bryozoans in my fossil book and they are moss animals; the fossil I pointed out looks like a cross section of a brachiopod clam like creature.
So this is the kind of so called science that evolution is based on. I identified the rock and take a nice picutre centering the specimen then get a wrong identification on the rock and a miss identified fossil.