The article is a good view of what is currently known as far as evidence. I don't recall seeing where she states where the large celestial body came from and where it is now. It could have been a glancing blow or a direct hit. Where on Earth did it hit? That brings us back to my original post. It was likely caused by one of the moons of the traveling comet - Nibiru, as it made a regular 3,600-year passage through our solar system. The term planet X is more appropriate because X is the unknown factor. When conceptualizing the Planet X theory it all falls into place. Otherwise we have, what is called, the missing link. However she makes it very clear the theories ARE still evolving. I'm quite certain when science can bring themselves to accept Planet X as a possibility, instead of just following the lead of some scientist and sticking the head in the sand, then these evolving theories can again begin to evolve.
Nice try Larry.
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- 250 million years ago something unknown wiped out most life on our planet.