Mr. Somebody
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Thats not it. Doesnt seem like a world killer to me. Why so demonically charged though friend. I was just asking a question.hows it feel to get sonned like your avi @Mr. Somebody
when you think about it, the theory that a astroid killed all the dinosaurs is retarded as hell
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shyt WASNT THAT SERIOUS, DUDE! BUT I CANT HELP BUT CATCH THE INFALLIBLE-BIBLE UNDERTONES IN HIS POSTS, BROTHER! GET OFF HIS dikk, MEAN GENE!
Interestingly enough, the laws of physics unravels the big-bang theory from the git-go.
Friend, the impact was 2 million times more powerful than this -
That is a city/state ender, the asteroid was 6.2 miles in diameter, definitely a world ender when it's traveling 20 miles per second.
BelowTheMasonDixon
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Friend, the impact was 2 million times more powerful than this -
That is a city/state ender, the asteroid was 6.2 miles in diameter, definitely a world ender when it's traveling 20 miles per second.
Ok lets be clear
There is a cost benefit between size, production, and life expectancy
For example, bacteria are microscopic, reproduce in the gazillions, and die a short death
There are medium sized animals that produce in double digits and live at most 10-15 years.
A larger animal will on average live longer, reproduce once or twice, and are of course large in size
Humans are an exception due to tools, medicine, science, technology
The theory that I've heard is that the lack of vegetation and an environment that could support animals so large diminished after the meteor and thus they died out.
Rodent like creatures (ancestors to all modern mammals), who use to hide from these dinosaurs, could then come out from under the ground and feast on the vegetation available to them without the fear of being eaten
There is a cost benefit between size, production, and life expectancy
For example, bacteria are microscopic, reproduce in the gazillions, and die a short death
There are medium sized animals that produce in double digits and live at most 10-15 years.
A larger animal will on average live longer, reproduce once or twice, and are of course large in size
Humans are an exception due to tools, medicine, science, technology
The theory that I've heard is that the lack of vegetation and an environment that could support animals so large diminished after the meteor and thus they died out.
Rodent like creatures (ancestors to all modern mammals), who use to hide from these dinosaurs, could then come out from under the ground and feast on the vegetation available to them without the fear of being eaten
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicxulub_crater
And it was a lot bigger than 30 feet. Don't let the tranny lover Zay troll you breh
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Mr. Somebody
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You underestimate the earths durability.Friend, the impact was 2 million times more powerful than this -
That is a city/state ender, the asteroid was 6.2 miles in diameter, definitely a world ender when it's traveling 20 miles per second.
You're underestimating the kinetic energy an object half the size of NYC traveling 20 miles per second carries.
All you have to do is look at the size of the crater in relation to the size of the object, Rhode Island could fit in it friend.
It wasn't the asteroid that killed them, it was the aftermath.
That's actually just a theory. It's more than likely they died from the continents splitting up and drowning in tar pits.
