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Asteroid Impact Created 2-year Cloud of Dust That Killed The Dinosaurs #asteroid #science #dinosaur
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66 million years ago, the Chicxulub asteroid struck Earth, casting a shroud of fine dust that veiled the sun for two years.
This event, long overshadowed by theories focusing on soot and sulfur, may have initiated a chilling global winter, plunging temperatures by over 10 degrees Celsius.
This prolonged darkness, thwarting photosynthesis, could have been the unseen assassin that dethroned the dinosaurs after a 160-million-year reign.
A recent study, leveraging rock samples and climate simulations, highlights this dusty veil's critical role in the mass extinction, revealing a more complex narrative of the dinosaurs' demise.
Yet, questions linger on survival tactics during this sunless epoch, signaling a need for further exploration into Earth's ancient cataclysm.
Asteroid Impact Created 2-year Cloud of Dust That Killed The Dinosaurs #asteroid #science #dinosaur
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66 million years ago, the Chicxulub asteroid struck Earth, casting a shroud of fine dust that veiled the sun for two years.
This event, long overshadowed by theories focusing on soot and sulfur, may have initiated a chilling global winter, plunging temperatures by over 10 degrees Celsius.
This prolonged darkness, thwarting photosynthesis, could have been the unseen assassin that dethroned the dinosaurs after a 160-million-year reign.
A recent study, leveraging rock samples and climate simulations, highlights this dusty veil's critical role in the mass extinction, revealing a more complex narrative of the dinosaurs' demise.
Yet, questions linger on survival tactics during this sunless epoch, signaling a need for further exploration into Earth's ancient cataclysm.
