Devilinurear
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No asteroid that size has hit the earth since.
Killa Cam is unconvinced dinosaurs ever existed...
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No asteroid that size has hit the earth since.
Your problem is that you still process information like a child
As i said before, go into any museum and ask to see a REAL carbon dated dinosaur bone and watch the juelzing that occurs
hmmm... looked into it and found this.
Greatest Mysteries: What Causes Mass Extinctions? | Live Science
You’re right. What makes this a little scary is the potential..
the way 2020 is looking.... could happen to us.And yet that has never happened once in recorded human history, even though the earth is supposedly bombarded with asteroids yearly
If an asteroid that size would have hit, there would be evidence of that hitting the earth.
Yet scientists claim it almost every year that asteriod will hit earth cause damage since I was a kid.
Devilinurear
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hmmm... looked into it and found this.
Greatest Mysteries: What Causes Mass Extinctions? | Live Science
You’re right. What makes this a little scary is the potential..
If something like that was coming I don't think people could handle it.
It wasn't "suddenly". It would have taken several months. But the impact on the Earth would have been so severe that it makes sense that large land creatures would have been out of the cut real fukking quick.
End of an era: how long did it take the dinosaurs to die out?
So shyt out in the open would have died first. Large cold-blooded land animals that survived the initial hit would have died from the cold quickly. Large animals of all sorts would have died from lack of food soon enough. Like the article says, shyt that lived underground, in caves, or in the water, that could handle variances in temperature, and that either had a really slow metabolism and could go for a long time without food or that could scavenge well on the dying and rotting remains of everything else around would have the best chance to survive through that devastation.
It's interesting that there's some research suggesting at least 5 species of dinosaurs may have survived in New Zealand for up to a million years after the impact. New Zealand was on the exact opposite side of the world from the impact and has a lower latitude than any other major island....perhaps conditions were just barely survivable there? But for whatever reason, that little ecological community couldn't last forever and it died out too.
Dinosaur sanctuary on the Chatham Islands, Southwest Pacific: First record of theropods from the K–T boundary Takatika Grit - ScienceDirect
It's also worth remembering that its not like this is the one extinction event in Earth's history. There have been repeat major extinction events. shyt happens, and the vast majority of species aren't going to last hundreds of millions of years, as conditions change they die out and evolve and get replaced by other shyt. Even if the asteroid impact never happened, we probably still wouldn't have dinosaurs because they would have died out from something else or evolved into something else in all that time since then.
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It has a name, location and estimated time of occurrence.
Chicxulub crater - Wikipedia
I’m unsure what constitutes “evidence” or proof to most of you-what do you think about fossils?
Devilinurear
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They have evidence
https://www.psi.edu/epo/ktimpact/ktimpact.html
The iridium excess in the 65 My-old soil layer has been confirmed at many points around the world.
BelowTheMasonDixon
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Sudden death by asteroid sounds very. Plausible. How is that strange?
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Growing up I always found it strange. Damn. If you don’t agree that’s fine.
To be honest I find a lot strange about dinosaurs. I actually remember a few years ago asking my sisters if dinosaurs really existed or if it was something they made up and told us as kids. They looked at me like I was dumb asf. I think it’s fine to have doubts and questions about things you don’t quite understand. 
From 65 Million years ago?
See how silly that sounds. We have the Grand Canyon as proof of the earth shift millions of years ago but only found earth soil changes to prove a asteroid hit. No the asteroid would have made a giant crater mark where it hit and every ancient civilization would have recorded about it.
Growing up I always found it strange. Damn. If you don’t agree that’s fine.
Sometimes we disagree on subjects but I'll never take your viewpoint on questioning things like a crazy person. I respect it.