It was named the Chicxulub Impactor, which struck the Yucatán Peninsula approximately 66 million years ago. The impact caused a cascade of devastating events, including:
Massive tsunamis: Generated by the impact in the ocean, these waves would have caused widespread destruction along coastlines.
Global wildfires: The immense heat and debris ejected from the impact site would have ignited fires across vast areas, leading to significant atmospheric changes.
Impact winter: Dust and aerosols injected into the atmosphere blocked sunlight, causing a drastic drop in global temperatures and disrupting photosynthesis, leading to ecosystem collapse.
Acid rain: Sulfur released from vaporized rock created sulfuric acid in the atmosphere, leading to acid rain that further damaged ecosystems.
If they only would have had politicians back then. Some more taxes would have just completely prevented this disaster.
ReplyDeleteCan't buy into this lunacy. Pure garbage.
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ReplyDeleteA trannysaurus rex?
DeleteRead the book based on this post. Big waste of time. 95% of book is author's fantasy about lives of various dinosaurs leading up to the asteroid strike.
ReplyDeleteImagine if a Starfleet captain type had been in the area way back then and decided to shove the asteroid off juuuust a bit to save the planet from the disaster? Hmmm, things would be a lot different now, eh?
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