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We can be pretty sure that the world changed, for good, one day about 65.95 million years ago, when a lump of interplanetary rock, 10-15 kilometres wide, crashed into the Yucatan peninsula in New Mexico, causing a massive explosion, a huge crater, wild fires and a planetary tsunami The resulting pall of dust, ash and smoke encircled the globe, blotting out the sun for months, probably years. The global dust-cloud changed the climate for-ever. https://coffeeinthesquare.substack.com/p/the-wheatly-bulletin-april-2026