Perhaps Jurassic Park would be an actual thing if that asteroid that struck into the present-day Gulf of Mexico 65 million years ago had landed almost anywhere else on the planet (like the middle of an ocean). And this is according to Japanese scientists Kunio Kaiho and Naga Oshima, who published their research in the journal Scientific Reports recently.

“I think dinosaurs could still be alive today,” if the asteroid had landed elsewhere,” Kaiho explains.

So in other words, dinosaurs were pretty damn unlucky as the new report states that only 13% of the Earth’s surface had the right factors to cause mass extinction so that asteroid landing elsewhere could have saved all these massive animals. Kaiho and Oshima believe that the asteroid’s force combined with striking oil-rich sedimentary rocks expelled approximately 1.7 billion tons of fine-particle black carbon into the atmosphere. That soot covered the sky and blocked the sun causing temperatures to drop 18 to 29 degrees over land.


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i would love a pet stegosaurus.

i would love a pet stegosaurus.
- kicksave856

If dinosaurs were still alive do you think we'd still have deer crossing signs or would those be like the least of your worries.

If dinosaurs were still alive do you think we'd still have deer crossing signs or would those be like the least of your worries.
- Streit2ThePoint

least of our worries.

porta potty's would be man's greatest fear.

least of our worries.

porta potty's would be man's greatest fear.
- kicksave856

Probably would have a warning sticker or something

Probably would have a warning sticker or something
- Streit2ThePoint

hello, pooman.

least of our worries.

porta potty's would be man's greatest fear.
- kicksave856

I would train a raptor.

I would train a raptor.
- AGalchenyuk27

#TTP

Perhaps Jurassic Park would be an actual thing if that asteroid that struck into the present-day Gulf of Mexico 65 million years ago had landed almost anywhere else on the planet (like the middle of an ocean). And this is according to Japanese scientists Kunio Kaiho and Naga Oshima, who published their research in the journal Scientific Reports recently.

“I think dinosaurs could still be alive today,” if the asteroid had landed elsewhere,” Kaiho explains.

So in other words, dinosaurs were pretty damn unlucky as the new report states that only 13% of the Earth’s surface had the right factors to cause mass extinction so that asteroid landing elsewhere could have saved all these massive animals. Kaiho and Oshima believe that the asteroid’s force combined with striking oil-rich sedimentary rocks expelled approximately 1.7 billion tons of fine-particle black carbon into the atmosphere. That soot covered the sky and blocked the sun causing temperatures to drop 18 to 29 degrees over land.


Read more at http://www.craveonline.co...where#L3b5V5mSEq1loy1x.99
- Streit2ThePoint

Just (frank)in engineer them already (frank) its not even that hard

Just (frank)in engineer them already (frank) its not even that hard
- Crimsoninja

weren't they like super close to cloning woolly mammoths?

weren't they like super close to cloning woolly mammoths?
- Streit2ThePoint

Think that was just Dan with his shirt off.

Perhaps Jurassic Park would be an actual thing if that asteroid that struck into the present-day Gulf of Mexico 65 million years ago had landed almost anywhere else on the planet (like the middle of an ocean). And this is according to Japanese scientists Kunio Kaiho and Naga Oshima, who published their research in the journal Scientific Reports recently.

“I think dinosaurs could still be alive today,” if the asteroid had landed elsewhere,” Kaiho explains.

So in other words, dinosaurs were pretty damn unlucky as the new report states that only 13% of the Earth’s surface had the right factors to cause mass extinction so that asteroid landing elsewhere could have saved all these massive animals. Kaiho and Oshima believe that the asteroid’s force combined with striking oil-rich sedimentary rocks expelled approximately 1.7 billion tons of fine-particle black carbon into the atmosphere. That soot covered the sky and blocked the sun causing temperatures to drop 18 to 29 degrees over land.


Read more at http://www.craveonline.co...where#L3b5V5mSEq1loy1x.99
- Streit2ThePoint

proof that God sent the asteroid to clear the planet for the CHOSEN SPECIES

proof that God sent the asteroid to clear the planet for the CHOSEN SPECIES
- twiztedmike

please kill yourself and I will pay your funeral expenses
- penguininnevada

pretty good deal, actually. funerals are pretty expensive.

please kill yourself and I will pay your funeral expenses
- penguininnevada

- AGalchenyuk27

dan?

dan?
- Gramps28

Christian Bale looks almost unrecognizable after putting on weight and shaving head for Richard Cheney role in new biopic..

Christian Bale looks almost unrecognizable after putting on weight and shaving head for Richard Cheney role in new biopic..
- AGalchenyuk27

great sneakers but those laces are wack.

Christian Bale looks almost unrecognizable after putting on weight and shaving head for Richard Cheney role in new biopic..
- AGalchenyuk27

guy has yet to really impress me

i'd still say his best is American Psycho

Christian Bale looks almost unrecognizable after putting on weight and shaving head for Richard Cheney role in new biopic..
- AGalchenyuk27

god as my witness I thought he was black

guy has yet to really impress me

i'd still say his best is American Psycho
- Crimsoninja

He's a pretty good actor but he's not really been in a ton of good movies and he uses the "look at how much weight I've lost/gained for the role" gimmick too much.

He's a pretty good actor but he's not really been in a ton of good movies and he uses the "look at how much weight I've lost/gained for the role" gimmick too much.
- daeth

agreed

I'm going through it in my head and I think Leo stole his career. He'd probably have been good and/or better in a lot of those recent roles

agreed

I'm going through it in my head and I think Leo stole his career. He'd probably have been good and/or better in a lot of those recent roles
- Crimsoninja

He's a better actor than Leo in pretty much every way. He even does American accents better and he's not even American.