IT Happened! But Humanity Has Overcome Far Greater Catastrophes



36 million years ago, two massive asteroids struck Earth, creating the Popigai and Chesapeake Bay craters. Unlike the Chicxulub impact that wiped out dinosaurs, these collisions didn’t alter Earth’s climate in the long term. Learn how scientists uncovered this resilience by analyzing ancient marine fossils and exploring other fascinating asteroid impacts, like the Tunguska Event and the Vredefort Crater. Dive into how Earth survived and how we prepare for future threats. Watch now!

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33 thoughts on “IT Happened! But Humanity Has Overcome Far Greater Catastrophes”

  1. Earth 66 million years ago had such bad luck with Chicxulub.

    From the frozen gasses the asteroid was made of, the high oxygen content in the air and the angle it impacted the Earth at.

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  2. Our neighboring planets are a blessing to us. Diverting most of the dangerous asteroids away from Earth and into their orbit instead. Jupiter is foremost in this. This giant of a planet would be a threat to Earth if not for the invisible cords of Saturn keeping Jupiter from migrating toward the sun, devouring all the inner planets in the process. We've seen this behavior in some of the exoplanets discovered, called "hot Jupiters" who have devoured all the inner planets as it migrates towards its Sun. It underscores the importance of planets in Saturn's position in the solar system.

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  3. I think Hod just kept making things on yhe planet and when he got tired of it he destroyed it and when he made us he made us in his image snd made us with bigger brains than anything before and gave us the ability to evolve and hopefully we don't make him too disappointed

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  4. The difference between 66million and 65 million years ago negligible. 1 million years to a normal person, a frikking million years. Scientists make it really difficult if not impossible to believe when they say anything. A scientist or doctor will say domething one time and a scientist or doctor will come out an dc contradict themselves a short time later. We're they lying before, or are they lying now.

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  5. Yes we know from understanding when the kuperpull thention lowers do to lesser helio thention when our fermibuble was going inbetween the star galactic arms the behavieures became less everighe thentional towar temporarily extintion and wheter chainc and lesser diamagneticle interactions and when the infiorment around the fermibuble was pulled back towart the more thentional galactic star arm the space from outside incoming was becoming mote cohesional more influx more thentional diverentional displacemends from outside incoming wil the orders of magnetudes inside ware wheker the asteroids ware match easeyer diamagneticle push toward eurth and the princeple direction feildflow to resist to releay the direction of the asteroids was to wheak to releay itπŸ‘€πŸ‘€πŸ‘€
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