El cráter de Chicxulub, formado por el impacto del meteorito que extinguió a los dinosaurios, tiene unas dimensiones colosales: Diámetro: aproximadamente 180 kilómetros (incluso algunas estimaciones lo extienden a 200 km). Profundidad original: alrededor de 20 km, aunque con el paso de millones de años se ha ido rellenando con sedimentos. Para ponerlo en perspectiva: Es tan grande que cubriría por completo ciudades enteras como Londres, Nueva York o Ciudad de México. Es uno de los cráteres de im

New theory behind Chicxulub impactor that killed the dinosaurs

Forget the asteroid! Today we're exploring how flat-earthers believe dinosaurs met their demise. Many subscribe to familiar extinction events, like a giant impact, but with a flat-earth twist! Imagine a comet hurtling towards our plane-like world. Where would it land? Stay tuned to see how flat-earthers explain dino extinction in a world without gravity or a curved surface. #FlatEarth #Dinosaurs #AlternateHistory 🦖😂 #space #astronomy #funny #asteroid #cosmos #spacescience #science | Space Scie

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Varun Arora on Instagram: "This is the Chicxulub Crater, created around 66 million years ago when a massive asteroid slammed into Earth. A crater like this forms when something enormous hits the ground with incredible force, leaving behind a giant, bowl-shaped scar! The impact unleashed energy equal to billions of nuclear bombs, sparking wildfires, triggering massive tsunamis, and blasting so much debris into the atmosphere that sunlight was blocked for months. Without sunlight, plants withered,