I didn't mean clearly seen. Just that the usually incomplete outlines can be seen. In this case I'm mistaken and it has been more detective work than I'd recalled.
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I like non fictional history
I just think it's cool that when I was a kid, they didn't know where the asteroid impact that killed the dinosaurs was. And now they do.
That had to have been the most dramatic and consequential day in the history of the planet, surely. Wonder what it looked like. Would be amazing to have film footage shot from the moon or the ISS or whatever.
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That had to have been the most dramatic and consequential day in the history of the planet, surely. Wonder what it looked like. Would be amazing to have film footage shot from the moon or the ISS or whatever.
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Yes, obviously.
Would have been a sight if it was there, though. Or if an identical meteor arrives tomorrow.
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Each and every post what comes from me is a thinly veiled something against someone.
I'm not going to just sit here and not be entirely super awesome.
You nihilist
According to one theory about the impact, anything close enough on the planet to actually see the blast zone (obviously excluding anything at ground zero which would have been instantly atomised) would have been blinded by the flash and burned by the radiant heat. The light it produced would have been so bright that it would have shone through the bodies of even the biggest dinosaurs.
Yeah I suspect as much.
Would have been awesome to watch it approach the Earth and hit the atmosphere, though.
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If the radiant energy were bright enough to turn that mass of flesh and muscle translucent... could it survive, and wouldn't it also be very hot?
We got a great show when that train of comets hit Jupiter back in -87?
The spots it produced were visible for months
The closest we have come so far to witnessing something like that was back in 1994 when the comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 broke up and slammed into Jupiter. Here's a gif of one piece hitting Jupiter's atmosphere:
The aftermath of the impacts:
Just for scale, here's a size comparison between Jupiter and Earth:
The energy from those impacts was insane.
Yes everything would have been burned to a crisp. Theoretically if an extremely durable camera had been on the scene and there had been a huge dinosaur between it and the flash, there would have been a few seconds of video of a translucent dinosaur before everything was burned or destroyed by the shockwave
Some moments in physics we'll just never see.Yes everything would have been burned to a crisp. Theoretically if an extremely durable camera had been on the scene and there had been a huge dinosaur between it and the flash, there would have been a few seconds of video of a translucent dinosaur before everything was burned or destroyed by the shockwave
Like sun spots from below the solar surface
Sucks that it happened in '94 and not this year. How much better would the imagery have been with today's tech.The closest we have come so far to witnessing something like that was back in 1994 when the comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 broke up and slammed into Jupiter. Here's a gif of one piece hitting Jupiter's atmosphere:
The aftermath of the impacts:
Just for scale, here's a size comparison between Jupiter and Earth:
The energy from those impacts was insane.
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that's plenty of time for a low-latency 5G link to get the video up to the ISS.Yes everything would have been burned to a crisp. Theoretically if an extremely durable camera had been on the scene and there had been a huge dinosaur between it and the flash, there would have been a few seconds of video of a translucent dinosaur before everything was burned or destroyed by the shockwave
did we launch a new Hubble?
because if not, that was shot with the best shit still available
Nasa asteroid simulation ends in unavoidable disaster for Earth
SpaceX boss Elon Musk says failed exercise proves ‘we need larger and more advanced rockets’
and they made a documentary that showed what happened when we were hit with a meteor. It's called Deep Impact
Of course. It's completely fucking stupid. Everyone knows China made Covid19 in a lab and it got out because their scientists are incompetent.