From San Francisco, at a meeting of the American Geophysical Union
Evidence of an extraterrestrial object striking Earth at the height of the last ice age comes not from a crater in the ground, but from the micrometeorites embedded in the tusks of creatures grazing the Alaskan tundra when the event occurred.
Richard B. Firestone, a nuclear physicist at the Lawrence Berkeley (Calif.)
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