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Natural History Museum of Denmark / 03:58 / POSTED 24.01.17

Myth busted: No link between gigantic asteroid break-up and rise in biodiversity

Some 470 million years ago, during the middle part of the geological period known as the Ordovician, an asteroid collision took place somewhere between Mars and Jupiter. The collision caused an explosion that sent a cascade of meteorites towards Earth.

Myth busted: No link between gigantic asteroid break-up and rise in biodiversity
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Glacial Rock Flour - a solution to climate change?

Natural History Museum of Denmark / 03:30 / POSTED 29.04.19

Discovering a massive meteorite crater

Natural History Museum of Denmark / 04:06 / POSTED 14.11.18

Climate impact on biodiversity change in deep time #3

Natural History Museum of Denmark / 03:15 / POSTED 30.11.17

Cambrian Explosion 2 - tubes, worms and results

Natural History Museum of Denmark / 04:42 / POSTED 06.10.16

The Ordovician climate paradox – searching for earliest...

Natural History Museum of Denmark / 08:01 / POSTED 31.08.16

Looking at silver

Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland / 03:45 / POSTED 05.05.17

Nicolai Howalt - Photographing elements

People / 04:47 / POSTED 09.01.17

Glacial Rock Flour - a solution to climate change?

Natural History Museum of Denmark / 03:30 / POSTED 29.04.19