Science
Dinosaur-killing comet may have come from the edge of the solar system – CNET
The kind of space rock that wiped T.rex and friends from our planet might be more common than previously thought.
Artist’s illustration of a comet bound for Earth.
Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
Harvard’s most controversial astronomer has a new theory about the space rock that took out the dinosaurs. He’s saying there’s reason to believe it came from farther afield than previously assumed.
Avi Loeb has been making waves for a few years now by arguing that first ever interstellar object Oumuamua could be a wayward piece of alien technology from far beyond our solar system. But his latest paper…
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