Supercomputing: Researchers simulate the extinction of the dinosaurs
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Supercomputing: Researchers simulate the extinction of the dinosaurs

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Supercomputing: Researchers simulate the extinction of the dinosaurs
1:16 / May 28, 2020

A team of researchers has managed to run 3D models from the moment that the comet hit the surface of the Earth, until the 110-mile wide crater was fully formed.

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