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No there aren't.
by LennyHenrysNuts 2y ago
No there aren't.
- southernplaces7 2y agoAnd you know this with certainty because? Look up the energy values of the KT event. Immediately after the asteroid made the Chicxulub crater, it ejected an estimated 64 times the mass of the asteroid itself into the atmosphere, orbital space and into deeper space. That's maybe 50 to 60 Trillion tons of ejecta. You know for a fact that there's no possibility of prehistoric animal parts to have flown right out into space with such a vast volume of shit? There's already credible evidence of rocks from earth peppering the moon and in a few cases making it all the way to Mars and Venus because of the impact. A few organic pieces (bone and other hard organic body parts at least) reaching the very nearby moon isn't all that far-fetched at all.