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Now, the question is, the day of the comet strikes, the bowline that never reached the earth,

but it didn't vaporize it, it glastized the surface. What was there before and that

amount of heat? What was the result? Now, Professor, there is speculation that there was

megafauna here. Human beings not living here, watching this or surviving this. Do you believe

they heat from the comet or the conditions created by the comet affected the climate of

this region or affected fossilized the region for 12,000 years? Was it already fossilized?

I think it was already fossilized. This was a period of time change and megamammals were

disappearing at about the same time, but there is no real connection between the mammals

that disappeared and this event. That's way too soon and the hottest speculation would

just can't say that. After all, the humans were there. They didn't disappear either. We

know that things can survive. I think the real issue is what exactly happened. So,

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