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Gobi Agate
Gobi Agate

Silicone form of life.
A. Bokovikov called it "CRAY".
He proved that another form of life is stones of a siliceous rock - first of all, it is agates. An extensive article with a convincing color photograph on this topic was published by the researcher in the journal Consciousness and Physical Reality, No. 6, 1998. It turns out that on the Earth, and maybe on other Earth-like planets of the Universe, simultaneously with the protein form, the silicon form of life lives and flourishes and it's much older, then carbon life form. (All organic life on earth). Here are just a few criteria that allow us to associate agate with wildlife: Agates have a clearly defined anatomy: Agate skin, crystalline body (female), striatum (male), bottom-mirror. The emergence and development of agate embryos occurs only in the crystalline female body and never in the male striatum. Seeds exit through the stratum, leaving behind a trails resembling a rays of a star. Agates can multiply by fission, seed or budding - just like plants do.

Agates receive moisture and minerals through the dimples and bumps on the surface of the nugget (Agate skin).. It's an important organ of agate for growth. The entire surface absorbs from the outside the substances they need.
Each sort of agate have a different skin.

Here is the translated definition of agate spherulite from a 1971 textbook of mineralogy in USSR: Spherulites are close to spherical complex mineral individuals, composed of fibrous, needle, columnar or lamellar sub-individuals located along radii around the split nucleus (spherical crystal). Under conditions of free development, their surface is formed by visible or microscopic edges or heads of sub-individuals. The structure is radial-radiant, the texture is usually concentric-zonal. Mostly have a hemispherical appearance, as they usually grow on the substrate. Growing together, they form aggregates in the form of spherulite crusts, the growth laws of which are similar to the growth laws of crystal aggregates, that is, when aggregates form, spherulites act as mineral individuals.

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