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  1. Heat-trapping #asteroid dust may have incinerated the #dinosaurs within hours
    Global radiation pulse may have ignited vegetation and killed exposed animals
    When the asteroid hit, it vaporized, creating the 200km-wide #Chicxulub crater underneath the Gulf of Mexico. Some of the vapor cooled in the atmosphere and condensed into droplets of molten rock that rained down with the force of a bullet, generating a lot of heat. The rest became fine dust.
    sciencenews.org/article/astero
    archive.ph/R4kKw

  2. Heat-trapping #asteroid dust may have incinerated the #dinosaurs within hours
    Global radiation pulse may have ignited vegetation and killed exposed animals
    When the asteroid hit, it vaporized, creating the 200km-wide #Chicxulub crater underneath the Gulf of Mexico. Some of the vapor cooled in the atmosphere and condensed into droplets of molten rock that rained down with the force of a bullet, generating a lot of heat. The rest became fine dust.
    sciencenews.org/article/astero
    archive.ph/R4kKw

  3. Heat-trapping dust may have incinerated the within hours
    Global radiation pulse may have ignited vegetation and killed exposed animals
    When the asteroid hit, it vaporized, creating the 200km-wide crater underneath the Gulf of Mexico. Some of the vapor cooled in the atmosphere and condensed into droplets of molten rock that rained down with the force of a bullet, generating a lot of heat. The rest became fine dust.
    sciencenews.org/article/astero
    archive.ph/R4kKw

  4. Heat-trapping #asteroid dust may have incinerated the #dinosaurs within hours
    Global radiation pulse may have ignited vegetation and killed exposed animals
    When the asteroid hit, it vaporized, creating the 200km-wide #Chicxulub crater underneath the Gulf of Mexico. Some of the vapor cooled in the atmosphere and condensed into droplets of molten rock that rained down with the force of a bullet, generating a lot of heat. The rest became fine dust.
    sciencenews.org/article/astero
    archive.ph/R4kKw

  5. Heat-trapping #asteroid dust may have incinerated the #dinosaurs within hours
    Global radiation pulse may have ignited vegetation and killed exposed animals
    When the asteroid hit, it vaporized, creating the 200km-wide #Chicxulub crater underneath the Gulf of Mexico. Some of the vapor cooled in the atmosphere and condensed into droplets of molten rock that rained down with the force of a bullet, generating a lot of heat. The rest became fine dust.
    sciencenews.org/article/astero
    archive.ph/R4kKw