The Day the Dinosaurs Died

[Red]

The theory that an asteroid impact killed off the dinosaurs and triggered the mass extinction that occurred at the end of the Cretaceous Period, has been around for decades. It does not enjoy 100% support among paleontologists, some prefer to look to volcanic eruptions.

But, without a doubt, this is quite the most amazing discovery of a single day in the Earth's history. The presence of tektites, associated with space rock impacts, is pretty compelling. Of course, the dinosaurs did not die in a single day, but this site preserves the remains of life killed within one hour of the impact. Amazing.

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/03/190329144223.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/science...66-million-year-old-fossilized-graveyard.html

 

[Rubashov]

Complete nonsense, the dinosaurs aren't dead, they're hanging out with Elvis and JFK at some crappy southern truck stop at 4 in the morning.

 

[Red]

Complete nonsense, the dinosaurs aren't dead, they're hanging out with Elvis and JFK at some crappy southern truck stop at 4 in the morning.

Well, no, they are not all dead. Birds survived the impact. Birds are the avian branch of dinosaurs. Not sure about Elvis and JFK.....

 

[Red]

For anyone interested, this is an excellent video documenting the biggest meteorite fall of our lifetimes. In Chelyabinsk, Russia in 2013. This impact injured at least 1500 people, most by flying glass as the sonic wave arrived minutes later. The eye opener here is that had the impactor exploded just a few miles lower in the atmosphere, some one million people would have died. Like most every meteorite collector, I had to have fragments of this amazing meteorite, as thousands of complete meteorites formed and rained down on the area.

This film includes excellent footage of the arrival of this impactor, including many videos documenting the sonic wave arrival while people were watching the vapor trail created by the small asteroid.

 

[Gameface]

I think this pic is what killed the Dinosaurs

 

[Rubashov]

I think this pic is what killed the Dinosaurs

Is Tom riding on the back of Xenu?

 

[infection]

I think this pic is what killed the Dinosaurs

Wrong. They’re extinct because they didn’t believe in science.

 

[Stoked]

Wrong. They’re extinct because they didn’t believe in science.

God, don’t you know anything. They died because a meteor struck the earth. But it struck close to the edge and since the earth is flat it started spinning like a top. All the dinosaurs got hucked into space.

 

[Gameface]

Wrong. They’re extinct because they didn’t believe in science.

I'm pretty sure it was the picture.

 

[Stoked]

 

[Joe Bagadonuts]

The theory that an asteroid impact killed off the dinosaurs and triggered the mass extinction that occurred at the end of the Cretaceous Period, has been around for decades. It does not enjoy 100% support among paleontologists, some prefer to look to volcanic eruptions.

But, without a doubt, this is quite the most amazing discovery of a single day in the Earth's history. The presence of tektites, associated with space rock impacts, is pretty compelling. Of course, the dinosaurs did not die in a single day, but this site preserves the remains of life killed within one hour of the impact. Amazing.

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/03/190329144223.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/science...66-million-year-old-fossilized-graveyard.html

Fascinating! Thanks!

 

[Hotdog]

Pretty sure it was dinosaur farts that killed dinosaurs. The birds survived because they could fly away from the gas.

If I am to believe that cow farts are causing climate change, then giant dinosaurs and their giant farts would have had much more of an impact. They died of climate change too. Probably.

 

[infection]

Pretty sure it was dinosaur farts that killed dinosaurs. The birds survived because they could fly away from the gas.

If I am to believe that cow farts are causing climate change, then giant dinosaurs and their giant farts would have had much more of an impact. They died of climate change too. Probably.

Did you ever see the huge mound of triceratops **** in Jurassic Park? You had a crisis of sorts in the pre-historic era. As species advanced, they recognized global climate shifts over millennia and rational voices advocated the reduction of greenhouse gases. This was met with great resistance, primarily from carnivorous bipedal reptilians, whose primary self-serving purpose was consumption, glut, and greed. An entire caste arose that systemically favored carnivores, but was implemented and carried out by carnivores and herbivores alike.

The herbivores, being of the superior intellect, and not as the brute savages, devised a plan for the rescue and salvation of all reptilian species (and any who identified as such) — the consumption must drastically reduce, else all need evolve the anatomy of flight to rise to cooler airs. As carnivorous consumption showed no satiation with excess, there reached a point of no return. Only those with the progressive wisdom of perceived empirical rationalization possessed the fitness of survival. As the appetites of carnivorism went unchecked, production of greenhouse gases escalated and left earth-bound meat-eaters in a proverbial, and literal, pot of boiling water. As winged reptiles took the the air to find calmer homeostasis in cooler atmospheres, the obstinate carnivores saw their resources, one by one, diminish and extinct, leaving nothing but a wake of destruction and greed in its path.

In great compassion from Mother Science, this extinction functioned as a negative feedback mechanism which annihilated those reckless creatures and restored the balance of greenhouse gases. Our precious aviators and birds of flight, those with ancestral wisdom and knowledge encoded into their DNA, are here to observe and partake of a similar fate of Homo erectus.

 

[Hotdog]

Did you ever see the huge mound of triceratops **** in Jurassic Park? You had a crisis of sorts in the pre-historic era. As species advanced, they recognized global climate shifts over millennia and rational voices advocated the reduction of greenhouse gases. This was met with great resistance, primarily from carnivorous bipedal reptilians, whose primary self-serving purpose was consumption, glut, and greed. An entire caste arose that systemically favored carnivores, but was implemented and carried out by carnivores and herbivores alike.

The herbivores, being of the superior intellect, and not as the brute savages, devised a plan for the rescue and salvation of all reptilian species (and any who identified as such) — the consumption must drastically reduce, else all need evolve the anatomy of flight to rise to cooler airs. As carnivorous consumption showed no satiation with excess, there reached a point of no return. Only those with the progressive wisdom of perceived empirical rationalization possessed the fitness of survival. As the appetites of carnivorism went unchecked, production of greenhouse gases escalated and left earth-bound meat-eaters in a proverbial, and literal, pot of boiling water. As winged reptiles took the the air to find calmer homeostasis in cooler atmospheres, the obstinate carnivores saw their resources, one by one, diminish and extinct, leaving nothing but a wake of destruction and greed in its path.

In great compassion from Mother Science, this extinction functioned as a negative feedback mechanism which annihilated those reckless creatures and restored the balance of greenhouse gases. Our precious aviators and birds of flight, those with ancestral wisdom and knowledge encoded into their DNA, are here to observe and partake of a similar fate of Homo erectus.

Lmao.

Well done sir

 

[Red]

Did you ever see the huge mound of triceratops **** in Jurassic Park? You had a crisis of sorts in the pre-historic era. As species advanced, they recognized global climate shifts over millennia and rational voices advocated the reduction of greenhouse gases. This was met with great resistance, primarily from carnivorous bipedal reptilians, whose primary self-serving purpose was consumption, glut, and greed. An entire caste arose that systemically favored carnivores, but was implemented and carried out by carnivores and herbivores alike.

The herbivores, being of the superior intellect, and not as the brute savages, devised a plan for the rescue and salvation of all reptilian species (and any who identified as such) — the consumption must drastically reduce, else all need evolve the anatomy of flight to rise to cooler airs. As carnivorous consumption showed no satiation with excess, there reached a point of no return. Only those with the progressive wisdom of perceived empirical rationalization possessed the fitness of survival. As the appetites of carnivorism went unchecked, production of greenhouse gases escalated and left earth-bound meat-eaters in a proverbial, and literal, pot of boiling water. As winged reptiles took the the air to find calmer homeostasis in cooler atmospheres, the obstinate carnivores saw their resources, one by one, diminish and extinct, leaving nothing but a wake of destruction and greed in its path.

In great compassion from Mother Science, this extinction functioned as a negative feedback mechanism which annihilated those reckless creatures and restored the balance of greenhouse gases. Our precious aviators and birds of flight, those with ancestral wisdom and knowledge encoded into their DNA, are here to observe and partake of a similar fate of Homo erectus.

Great example of 21st century pop science run completely amok. This should be incorporated in all our grade school and high school textbooks moving forward.

 

[lauriandres]

Haven't found this while using Google (have not formed my question correctly) - why the scientists seem to be 100% certain, that there were no humans or human civilization during the dinosaur era? Isn't it possible that everything a la tall buildings could be completly destroyed without evidence after millions of years?

 

[Alfalfa]

Haven't found this while using Google (have not formed my question correctly) - why the scientists seem to be 100% certain, that there were no humans or human civilization during the dinosaur era? Isn't it possible that everything a la tall buildings could be completly destroyed without evidence after millions of years?

Totally. But they weren't humans. They were lizard people, since even the earliest mammals barely existed. They used those tens of millions of years to infiltrate the US government and push cultural Marxism.

 

[silesian]

Complete nonsense, the dinosaurs aren't dead, they're hanging out with Elvis and JFK at some crappy southern truck stop at 4 in the morning.

Birds

 

[silesian]

Haven't found this while using Google (have not formed my question correctly) - why the scientists seem to be 100% certain, that there were no humans or human civilization during the dinosaur era? Isn't it possible that everything a la tall buildings could be completly destroyed without evidence after millions of years?

we have fossil records of humans, prehumans and dinosaurs.

 

[silesian]

Pretty sure it was dinosaur farts that killed dinosaurs. The birds survived because they could fly away from the gas.

If I am to believe that cow farts are causing climate change, then giant dinosaurs and their giant farts would have had much more of an impact. They died of climate change too. Probably.

Congrats -- I haven't seen this much ignorance in this few words in a looooong time.