Drowned dinosaurs and the asteroid that ended their reign
Pasadena scientists Thomas J. Ahrens and John O Keefe presented a computer study at a Lunar and Planetary Science Conference in Houston proposing that a giant asteroid impact 65 million years ago caused darkness, a massive 500 foot tidal wave and widespread extinction. The scenario refines Alvarez theory origin, linking debris layer to asteroid composition and the dinsoars’ demise.
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Thomas J. Ahrens
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Walter Alvarez
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Elderly prove new career path through community service
Ellen Shyette a 59 year old legally blind receptionist at the Albert J. Smith Activities Center in Skokie along with six other seniors over 55 received the Claude D Pepper Distinguished Service Award from Florida congressman Pepper. ABLE helps older workers find jobs and Shyette's year and a half of federal funded pay may lead to a permanent position in May.
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