Dinosaurs would not have become extinct had it not been for a catastrophic asteroid strike, researchers have said, challenging the idea the animals were already in decline.
About 66m years ago, during the late Cretaceous period, a huge space rock crashed into Earth somewhere between New Mexico and old Mexico (the one that's still there, duh), triggering a mass extinction that wiped out all dinosaurs except birds. However, some experts have argued the dinosaurs were already in decline.
Now researchers say the dating of a rock formation in New Mexico throws doubt on that idea, suggesting dinosaurs were thriving until the fateful impact.
It boggles the mind how looking at a bunch of fossils can be interpreted that way, but hey - trust the scientists, right? They can make up any shit they want, wrap in big words and sell it to us like brain candy. WTF do I know?
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No more insular scientific community than archeologists. Once they decide what they should ALL BELIEVE, heaven help anyone who suggests otherwise. The more books, university positions, grants, etc impacted...the worse it gets.
ReplyDeleteHas Trump been blamed yet for that extinction? 🤔🤣🤣🤣
ReplyDeleteThe next big one to come down will be in the southern Atlantic about 500m west of Uruguay. Trust me, I’ve done the science
ReplyDeleteOn second thoughts, make that east
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