Movies that deal with the impact of a
meteorite on earth have the great advantage that they can almost
completely define the scenario - until now almost no reference exists
how an impact would destroy a city or earth itself. Large impacts are
relatively rare in historic times, the most famous (and still
controversial) is the Tunguska event
in 1908, however because of the remoteness of the Siberian taiga the
damage and the fatalities were limited. Interests on this kind of
catastrophe aroused late, only in the mid 20th century the possibility
that earth can be hit by large chunks of extraterrestrial material
became largely publicized.
It's finally official: "Arsenic life" does not contain arsenic
58 minutes ago in The Curious Wavefunction
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