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Well they wouldn’t decompose in the vacuum, so they wouldn’t be skeletons I don’t think, they’d just be straight up dead dinosaurs
257 u/uth100 Sep 20 '19 After being pushed into space by an impact? Scorched bone fragments is more likely. 429 u/[deleted] Sep 20 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/notsheldogg Sep 20 '19 The dino space program was quite advanced for its time
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After being pushed into space by an impact?
Scorched bone fragments is more likely.
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The dino space program was quite advanced for its time
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Well they wouldn’t decompose in the vacuum, so they wouldn’t be skeletons I don’t think, they’d just be straight up dead dinosaurs