To: orionrising
They say the site was dated 66 Million years ago, but that’s a million years too early as Dinosaurs died out 65 million years ago.
So something ain’t right
8 posted on
04/01/2019 7:28:46 AM PDT by
qam1
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To: qam1
66 million ya is the accepted date for the asteroid strike and the C-T boundary. All of these dates are estimates based on dating methods, +/- X number of years. The problem is that no one was around to record the exact date.
To: qam1
They say the site was dated 66 Million years ago, but that’s a million years too early as Dinosaurs died out 65 million years ago. So something ain’t right
Both are estimates based on testing, not hard figures. Could'a been 64 or 67...
50 posted on
04/01/2019 10:24:12 AM PDT by
JimRed
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To: qam1
Dino extinction did happen 66 million years ago -- it just seems like 65 million years. :^)
58 posted on
04/01/2019 1:44:56 PM PDT by
SunkenCiv
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