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Chixulub: Not an Impact Structure?
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- Subject: Chixulub: Not an Impact Structure?
- From: Steven Excell <excell@concentric.net>
- Date: Sat, 28 Feb 1998 17:55:57 -0800
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Just after my post recapping the Chixulub impact crater evidence, I openned my new copy of the The Planetary Report (the Planetary Society magazine) and found a great article entitled, "The Shiva Hypothesis: Impacts, Mass Extinctions and the Galaxy." The article is by Michael Rampino, one of the well-known scientists who study mass extinctions and impact cratering processes (and who, with Stothers, borrowed the term "nuclear winter" to describing an impact aftermath).
What was most surprising was a new JPL/NASA radar image of the impact crater showing the crater floor boundary and floor. This is a partial image. Does anyone know of a website with the entire image???
Thanks,
Steve
Seattle, Washington USA
excell@cris.com
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