are there any remnants of the place a meteor hit 65 mil. year ago? any sign at all, can we trace the spot back to a reasonable extent?

>>14927745 (OP)

the meteor itself unlikely since the force of the impact would have either obliterated it to much with the few pieces being mixed with the earth, at best we can tell if a shard came from outer space but nothing specific, but an impact area has been somewhat located in the gulf of mexico

so they found what? at the bottom of the ocean?

>>14927745 (OP)

just look it up - impact crater was mapped.

or perhaps there is some ulterior motive to just not looking it up yourself?>

>ulterior motive

whzat? lol

Yes they have located where the meteor struck. Its somewhere Central America.



The crater is obviously not visable anymore but they've been able to map it out. Dont ask me I'm not a geologist.

>>14927745 (OP)

The crater is "invisible" because it's really big, the size of fucking a state. 

Over the dozens of millions of years, the only visible remaining geological deformations are the "cenotes" (large water holes in Yucatan Peninsula).

>>14927745 (OP)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicxulub_crater

Now go kill yourself.

>>14927745 (OP)

We don't actually know for sure if it was a meteor that led to the extinction of the dinosaurs. But I feel like this is yet another Christcuck thread.

it's been the consensus for literally all my life

noöne cares about your schizotheories

what animals today alive other than birds were alive during that age?

crocodiles

Pussyiums

ok retard

Bugs crocs, tiny mammals and birds. Basically it had to burrow or hide in caves because the sky reached the temp of an oven on clean on that day all across the earth. Everything was cooked.

sharks

I'm a 27yo boomer and I saw plenty of pop-sci material bringing up different hypotheses. Not sure about the actual status of this in the scientific community though.

Also water saved some creatures

>google 'chicxulub crater'

>shit brix

that one weird fish, Coelacanth, that was it!

>>14927745 (OP)

i always wondered what this was

this is probabbly the thread for this question

if there is some paleontologist here can you attest or denounce the credibility of this series?

i would think if they went as far as this and got Attenborough on board narrating just like one of his godtier nature series, that they did everything possible to assure it was as accurate as possible in every possible way. But i don'tknow..

>Coelacanth

!!

>>14927745 (OP)

you want to know what i think?

The Hobbit is fucking garbage cncer compared to the passionte endeavour The Lord of the Rings set out to be and this godforsaken planet shall be doomned forever despite your inferior pathetic cretin appaling disguised unfortunate oppinion!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

wow

>>14927745 (OP)

Dinosaurs went extinct because of mosquitos. The meteorite is a made up story..

Rats and small mammals. Hu,ans are descended from those small mammals which took refuge in the ground.

7that is so insane

because you'd go from the most apocalyptic insanity, most unimaginable destruction to the most unimaginable small force of destruction on a microscopic scale.

 Just say what lets mosquitos from murdering even a single human individual if they lead to the extinction to the existence of the most insane forms of life to ever exist

what's this have to do even anything with dinosaurs?
