The controversial discovery of 68-million-year-old soft tissue from the bones of a Tyrannosaurus rexfinally has a physical explanation. According to new research, iron in the dinosaur's body preserved the tissue before it could decay.
The research, headed by Mary Schweitzer, a molecular paleontologist at North Carolina State University, explains how proteins — and possibly even DNA — can survive millennia. Schweitzer and her colleagues first raised this question in 2005, when they found the seemingly impossible: soft tissue preserved inside the leg of an adolescent T. rexunearthed in Montana. Controversial T. Rex Soft Tissue Find Finally Explained
"Could have, might have" is the usual terminology for evolutionists. They can't truthfully say "did" or ""can" using true science devoid of evolutionary bias. If iron in the blood "can" preserve DNA in fossils, then those discoveries ought to be common among most if not all fossils of animals, all vertebrates having blood in them. If the iron did it alone for 65 million years, then animals with the most blood ought to have left fossils somewhat intact with skin, hair, scales, organs. At death the vital organs fill with blood, but the limbs don't drain completely. Iron doesn't stay put in sedimentary rock, but will leach into surrounding rock. Also, the requirements of lithification resulting in compressing animals suddenly enough to shut off air would also trap oxygenated hemoglobin in them. The oxygen carrying iron-containing protein molecule in red blood cells holds a lot more volume of oxygen and other gases than itself, in those last few seconds of life not discharging them. That much trapped oxygen and other chemicals would be sufficient to oxidize the iron into insoluble iron oxide, like rust. Iron destroys tissue rather than preserve it.
Evolutionists whose salaries depend upon being faithful to the prevailing dogma of evolution have no choice but to guess up conclusions that "verify" anything on earth older than a few thousands of years. Evolutionists apparently would rather present myths or whatever else it takes to give "acceptable" explanations of nature than to simply present all the facts. Professional evolutionists are basically followers of
naturalism, which is a philosophical viewpoint (like Plato, Socrates, and other philosophies) which claims all of nature arises from purely natural processes, while advocates deny any supernatural explanations. In essence they deny God had or has any effect upon existence. I recommend all Christians look that up, as fairly recently in science history some Christians are compromising with them. Any compromise on origins directly erodes the gospel, for Jesus and the apostles referred much to Genesis origins and the flood in support of their doctrines. I was swept up in that until 31 years old, leaving me until then just playing along with my wife's religion for the sake of peace. I ignored the Bible, Jesus, God, religion, church faithfulness, the works because of what I had been taught about evolution. It was all I knew, which kept me warned to stay away from Jesus. In those church services with my wife I often wanted to break out laughing when Noah's flood was mentioned, but I managed to have respect. They always needed Bible teachers, so actually had me do that. I know God has forgiven me for false teaching, the hearers complimenting me for messages full of lies and false personal comment.
That's why I take great issue with proper Bible study since then, dividing error from truth.
Adopting just a little bit of that naturalism philosophy will distort your Bible doctrine to some degree.
Believe God.
I'm looking for some hematologists online that have shed light on the character of blood enambling such long preservation of DNA.