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.
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