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    Feature This week's community question is about your favourite!

    Ice Pirates??? Holy Cow. I didn't think anyone would remember that one, my brother was the assistant producer.
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    Asteroid impact, not volcanic activity, killed the dinosaurs, study finds

    Two suppositions I find troubling; 1. If ALL dinosaurs were wiped out, then why didn't ALL life get wiped out? Why not turtles? And alligators/crocodiles? Many fish species disappeared but not all fish species. Fossil evidence shows many dinosaurs already extinct at the time of impact and many...
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    Asteroid impact, not volcanic activity, killed the dinosaurs, study finds

    Not at all an issue with asteroid causing volcanic reactions.... the issue I have is what really caused the total extinction. Basically total extinction of the dinosaurs being the operative issue. Asteroid alone? No. Asteroid + volcanoes? Maybe, not likely. Cooled earth from asteroid +...
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    Asteroid impact, not volcanic activity, killed the dinosaurs, study finds

    Try reading what I wrote again.... I'm working on a complete hypothesis, it HAS to include all the variables. All of them. The article didn't exclude the asteroid did it? It specifically centered on the K-Pg event. Yes? No?
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    Asteroid impact, not volcanic activity, killed the dinosaurs, study finds

    I think I covered most of your points: given the asteroid and the volcanic action cooling would occur. Major cooling. Evidence doesn't yet show an ice age however lowering the entire planet a few degrees C would surely be a hit to climate eco-niche plants and dinosaurs. But fossil evidence...
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    Introduce yourself! (And show us your swag)

    I work in one of the smallest of space; cells. My field is cellular metabolics. I have a PhD and use that work to discover, design and develop cancer adjunct therapies. I recently lost to cancer the one true love of my life, after 43 years of sharing everything together...24/7... we worked...
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    Asteroid impact, not volcanic activity, killed the dinosaurs, study finds

    That's the funny thing about trying to hypothesize about the past; who knows? Why: no one knows. So let's try this one for size; asteroid, volcanoes cool the earth, not much, a few degrees. The impact crater isn't large enough to cause an extinction event. In the cooling, a new enemy emerges...