whats the deal with them? did ETs kill them or was it a comet?
Dinosaurs
Shan8231 min to read
It was a meteor. There is a thin layer of Iridium covering the entire earth, which is found in meteors and volcanoes. Seeing as volcanoes didn't all erupt at the same time, it was a meteor. I have a lot more information about this if you want more info :)
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It was a meteor. There is a thin layer of Iridium covering the entire earth, which is found in meteors and volcanoes. Seeing as volcanoes didn't all erupt at the same time, it was a meteor. I have a lot more information about this if you want more info :)
--- In , Sandra Ash <sandra_ash66@... wrote:
It was a meteor. There is a thin layer of Iridium covering the entire earth, which is found in meteors and volcanoes. Seeing as volcanoes didn't all erupt at the same time, it was a meteor. I have a lot more information about this if you want more info :)
Actually, it has been proven that many large volcanoes DID in fact erupt at the end of the cretaceous period. I am of the opinion that you are right, it WAS a meteor, BUT volcanoes played a pivotal role, there is a lot of evidence for this. The meteor was the catalyst that made a very large number of volcanoes erupt. Great point about the iridium, tho. I just want to make sure the volcanoes get thier due.
Ave Satanas
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--- In , Sandra Ash <sandra_ash66@... wrote:
It was a meteor. There is a thin layer of Iridium covering the entire earth, which is found in meteors and volcanoes. Seeing as volcanoes didn't all erupt at the same time, it was a meteor. I have a lot more information about this if you want more info :)
Actually, it has been proven that many large volcanoes DID in fact erupt at the end of the cretaceous period. I am of the opinion that you are right, it WAS a meteor, BUT volcanoes played a pivotal role, there is a lot of evidence for this. The meteor was the catalyst that made a very large number of volcanoes erupt. Great point about the iridium, tho. I just want to make sure the volcanoes get thier due.
Ave Satanas
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From: Sandra Ash <sandra_ash66@...
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It was a meteor. There is a thin layer of Iridium covering the entire earth, which is found in meteors and volcanoes. Seeing as volcanoes didn't all erupt at the same time, it was a meteor. I have a lot more information about this if you want more info :)
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yes yes yes! please. thank you. :)<var </var>
From: Sandra Ash <sandra_ash66@...
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Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2011 2:55 PM
Subject: Re: Dinosaurs
It was a meteor. There is a thin layer of Iridium covering the entire earth, which is found in meteors and volcanoes. Seeing as volcanoes didn't all erupt at the same time, it was a meteor. I have a lot more information about this if you want more info :)
Go aheadFrom: Sandra Ash <sandra_ash66@... Sender: Date: Wed, 24 Aug 2011 11:55:56 -0700 (PDT)To: ReplyTo: Subject: Re: Dinosaurs
It was a meteor. There is a thin layer of Iridium covering the entire earth, which is found in meteors and volcanoes. Seeing as volcanoes didn't all erupt at the same time, it was a meteor. I have a lot more information about this if you want more info :)
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Go aheadFrom: Sandra Ash <sandra_ash66@... Sender: Date: Wed, 24 Aug 2011 11:55:56 -0700 (PDT)To: ReplyTo: Subject: Re: Dinosaurs
It was a meteor. There is a thin layer of Iridium covering the entire earth, which is found in meteors and volcanoes. Seeing as volcanoes didn't all erupt at the same time, it was a meteor. I have a lot more information about this if you want more info :)