To: null and void
Or maybe the Chixulub event did not wipe out the dinosaurs. This event is alledged to be bigger and yet did no or little damage on a plantary scale? hmmmm, something does not cumpute.
36 posted on
08/23/2004 8:26:52 AM PDT by
jpsb
(Nominated 1994 "Worst writer on the net")
To: jpsb
There is some indication that it triggered a major volcanic event - the centuries long basaltic flow that created the Deccan traps - enough lava flowed to pretty much cover India to a depth of a mile.
Lots of ash, dust, CO2 and sulfur dumped into the atmosphere. Major global warming and acid rain...
37 posted on
08/23/2004 8:37:17 AM PDT by
null and void
(We're trying to achieve liberal goals by conservative means - Karl Rove, KSFO 8/18/04)
To: jpsb
Also a "dry" vs "wet" strike. No planetary steam cleaning.
38 posted on
08/23/2004 8:39:12 AM PDT by
null and void
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