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Theories How The Dinosaurs Got Extinct
#22
Posted 11 August 2009 - 10:44 AM
Australia, the oldest continent on earth.
Consider this. 90% of Australia is flat. The highest mountains are down the east coast - The Great Dividing Range. Other mountains and rock formations such as the Flinders Ranges in South Australia and the Bungle Bungles in north Western Australia, show clearly that the ocean levels covered this 90% of flat land to a height, hundreds of metres above where they are today. Many sedimentation layers are clearly indicated in the faces of these mountains and rock formations, proving that this vast area of land was once covered by the ocean.
Dinosaur fossils have been found in large numbers in the flat inland areas.
These areas were once heavily forested. A natural habitat.
Therefore, the question is:
How can a large number of dinosaurs living on 100% of Australia, live on 10% of the available land, when the ocean covers the other 90%?
The answer: They can't. And, what happens to any surviving dinosaurs, when a meteor now hits the earth and they are concentrated on 10% of dry land?
Why?
Because the rotation of the earth is such that the north and south poles, remain in the same position relative to the sun, but the land masses are gradually moving towards the centre, or equator. There are coal deposits at the South Pole. The South Pole was once at equatorial or tropical latitudes, covered in forests, which decay and under compression become coal. So the land masses that we are relating to were once covered by oceans. The dinosaurs were on earth trying to exist and adjust to these changing land mass movements.
Also, in this extended time frame, the earth is being struck by meteors. How many? With two thirds of the earth's surface covered - WHO KNOWS?
I don't think we (mankind) can get our tiny brains around EVOLUTIONARY TIME.
Mankind is but a minor irritation to Mother Earth and in her time she will sort us out - JUST LIKE THE DINOSAURS.
#23
Posted 18 August 2009 - 03:46 PM
Beat this.
#25
Posted 08 March 2010 - 02:15 AM
#26
Posted 04 April 2010 - 07:52 AM
But thanks to Jurassic park any way, else it would have been difficult to make kids understand what a dianosur is
#28
Posted 05 April 2010 - 12:34 PM
Schulte, geologist Geocenter delll'università of Ernlagen-Nürnberg and his large group of colleagues say that the great extinction occurred at the end of the Cretaceous period in which more than half of all species disappeared, including the dinosaurs, gaudy, is due to the single impact an asteroid.
A meteorite crashed 15 km in diameter that generated the Chicxulub crater in Mexico. With a sudden a billion times more powerful than the bomb that destroyed Hiroshima and devastating tsunami waves lifted instantly anywhere in the world. The earthquake broke the tenth on the Richter scale and raised so much dust and gas that the sun was darkened for a long time, the earth's surface cooled, the oceans acidify killing in a few days photosynthetic organisms and those who depended on them.
Disappeared in one fell swoop (it must be said) dinosaurs, pterosaurs (winged reptiles that looked like birds and were the first vertebrates that can fly), and large marine reptiles, paving the way for the domination of mammals.
Thirty years ago, Nobel laureate Luis Alvarez, Jan Smith and colleagues found in the late Cretaceous sediments Createsi (collected near Gubbio) an unusually high concentration of iridium, a chemical element rare on Earth but common in meteorites. Then hypothesized that a large asteroid hit the earth 65 million years ago causing the extinction of the dinosaurs and many other species. In 1991, an impact crater 200 km wide as it was discovered in Mexico, the Yucatan Peninsula.
Since then, the impact hypothesis to explain the great extinction of the Late Cretaceous, one of the three largest in the history of life on earth, has gathered more support. Other hypotheses, however, were taken into account, such as prolonged volcanism that lasted 1.5 million years and poured in Deccan Traps lava so than it would have been enough to fill the Black Sea twice. It is thought that the endless eruptions have caused a cooling of the atmosphere and acid rain over the entire planet.
According Shulte, however, this event caused - in 500 thousand years that separate him from the impact of meteorites - only small changes in the types of fossils have been found in sediments at the time. And the sulphurous fumes produced by volcanism, the researchers did not have enough life in the atmosphere to cause such a disaster on land and seas.
To convince the authors of the article to be published tomorrow in Science of the validity of the meteorite would especially the abundance of iridium, which has now been found in sediments of the time all over the planet, which is followed by plenty a sudden absence of fossils in successive layers, In addition, the presence, always in sediments of the time and always around the globe, a form of quartz that arises when it is hit by a strong shock wave. A form of quartz that is usually found only in the areas affected by nuclear explosions or meteorite impact.
The researchers also argue that the studies that concluded that the Chicxulub crater was generated del'estinzione 300 thousand years before the great reptiles had misinterpreted the geological data that you were served.
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