I still want to see the list of all the shyt you don't believe @thekingsmen. Do you believe Black folk come from Africa? Michelle Obama is a woman? Antarctica is a real place?
I'm only concerned with you when I click on a thread and see you posting misinformation and ignorance. Then I correct you with facts. It's not that deep.
And I also answer your "basic questions" whenever they are actual questions. However, you have serious reading comprehension issues and sometimes simply type out nonsensical blather, so I can understand why you struggle to comprehend some of the answers.
Who certifies these "official stories" in your mind? I love how obvious shyt proven by enormous quantities of scientific evidence is an ominous "official story" and not just "the shyt that happened".Why are you so concern with me? You seem to protect every official story like Nap does to no end and yet can even answer the most basic questions.
I'm only concerned with you when I click on a thread and see you posting misinformation and ignorance. Then I correct you with facts. It's not that deep.
And I also answer your "basic questions" whenever they are actual questions. However, you have serious reading comprehension issues and sometimes simply type out nonsensical blather, so I can understand why you struggle to comprehend some of the answers.
Based on moon craters, the estimate is that 1km diameter asteroids hit Earth about once every 500,000 years. 5km asteroids (which are 600 times more massive - volume is cubed - and much rarer) would hit Earth around once every 20 million years. The asteroid that killed the dinosaurs was sixteen times greater in volume than that, about 10km across.That would be a very very rare event and yet, we don't know of any since 66 million years ago. The last one before that is hypothesized to be the event that ended the Permian period 230 million years ago, but there is still a lot of debate around it.Yet no Asteroid has done it since based off their story.
Nope, only that which is confirmed by my personal experience and/or strong evidence.