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According to a book called “ The Ends of the World” that was written by an award-winning science journalist named Peter Brannen, dinosaurs may have beat humans to the moon – or at least their bones may have. An excerpt of Brannen’s book was recently shared on Twitter by a blogger named Matt Austin. We all know that the dinosaur-killing asteroid that struck the Earth about 66 million years ago was incredibly massive, but was it powerful enough to send pieces of the dinosaurs into space? According to Brannen, the answer is yes. He claimed that since the asteroid sent up large volumes of earth into space, it’s very possible that “bits of dinosaurs” were mixed in with it. And since the soil that was flung into space landed on the moon, it’s very plausible that the pieces of dinosaurs went with it, therefore, dinosaurs made it to the lunar surface millions of years before humans. ....
Dinosaur fossil It was around 66 million years ago back that a giant asteroid hit the earth, resulting in the extinction of dinosaurs. After several years, when humans started excavating the blue planet, they discovered fossilized remains of dinosaurs from various regions of the earth. And now, an author has suggested that dinosaur remains can be discovered on the moon, and sometimes, even on Mars. DinosaurYouTube How dinosaur remains reached the moon and Mars? This incredible claim was made by Peter Brannen in his book The Ends of the World: Volcanic Apocalypses, Lethal Oceans, and Our Quest to Understand Earth s Past Mass Extinctions . ....
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