[Physicist]

So let me get this straight. The guy finds a rock from Mars, and inside he finds:

• Land Insect
• Segmented Insects
• Flying Insect
• Worms
• Radial Symmetry Animal
• Arachnid
• Clam
• Trees
• Other [plant]
• Glassy Martian Rock Fungus

Ooooooookay.

[PatrickHenry]

The last two paragraphs of the article explain the "motivation" for the alleged conspiracy to keep this astounding discovery a secret:

The scientific establishment in the United States of America has never investigated the zoophytes (although to anyone who has seen photographs of the Frass meteorite, their existence is startlingly obvious), neither have tests been made to confirm the point of origin. After all, 16 billion USD are being ploughed into NASA's space program to bring back some grams of Mars dust.

It is a pity that the Frass meteorite is not allowed to be the judge of where the truth lies over ignorance and lies and cover-ups, which reign in the billion-dollar, flat-earth, cloistered realm ruled over by bottom-line managers.

Amazing. The discovery of life on Mars would easily double NASA's budget for Martian research. And I love the bit about "the billion-dollar, flat-earth, cloistered realm ruled over by bottom-line managers" who are keeping this conspiracy going. Looks like the Ruskies haven't figured us out yet.

[BenLurkin]

"Frass, Texas. Is that near Aurora Texas? http://www.auroraalien.com/

[ZviTheWise]

"So let me get this straight. The guy finds a rock from Mars, and inside he finds:


Land Insect
Segmented Insects
Flying Insect
Worms
Radial Symmetry Animal
Arachnid
Clam
Trees
Other [plant]
Glassy Martian Rock Fungus"

Petrified Martian cow patties, from the sound of it. Don't you hate it when they hit the earth?