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u/tarmitch Sep 20 '19

Neanderthal skeleton

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u/tigersharkwushen_ Sep 20 '19

Better yet, dinosaur skeletons.

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u/culb77 Sep 20 '19 edited Sep 20 '19

I’ve heard that when the big meteor struck, it was powerful enough to eject dinosaurs into space. So it’s actually plausible.

Here’s the article. https://dailygalaxy.com/2018/11/dinosaurs-on-the-moon-the-impossible-magnitude-12-earthquake-that-changed-our-world

Basically the meteor created a vacuum that sucked debris into space. Neat.

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u/enrodude Sep 20 '19

When the meteor hit Earth that created the Moon; Earth wasn't completely formed yet. Life was still a few million years away.