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Asteroids, Geology, History

Dinosaur Killing Asteroid hit Earth in Exactly the Wrong Spot

13 Nov , 2017 by Matt Williams

A new study by a pair of Japanese researchers indicates that the asteroid that caused the extinction of the dinosaurs landed where it could do the most damage.

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Astronomy, Guide to Space

What Was The Impact That Killed The Dinosaurs?

3 Feb , 2015 by Elizabeth Howell

What suddenly made the dinosaurs disappear 65 million or 66 million years ago? Whatever it was, all indications show that it was a massive extinction event. The fossil record not only shows dinosaurs disappearing, but also numerous other species of the era. Whatever it was, there was a sudden change in the environment that changed […]

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Asteroids, Earth, Evolution, Solar System

Asteroid That Dwarfed Dinosaur-Killer Punched Earth 3 Billion Years Ago, Study Says

10 Apr , 2014 by Elizabeth Howell

Early in Earth’s history, a killer asteroid smashed a hole in our planet about 300 miles (500 kilometers) wide, which is greater than the driving distance between Washington and New York City, a new study says. The space rock set off a cycle of destruction that sounds like your worst nightmares. That one reported collision […]

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