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... thousands of years , could have catastrophic consequences for them . In 1957 Professor V. Krasovsky and I put forward a hypothesis to explain the well - known extinction of the ancient giant reptiles at the end of the Cretaceous period ...
... thousands of years , could have catastrophic consequences for them . In 1957 Professor V. Krasovsky and I put forward a hypothesis to explain the well - known extinction of the ancient giant reptiles at the end of the Cretaceous period ...
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... thousands of millions of stars in its galaxy . Supernovae should not be confused with ordinary novae . The explosion of a nova is thousands of times less intense than that of a supernova ; and novae flare up quite frequently ( about a ...
... thousands of millions of stars in its galaxy . Supernovae should not be confused with ordinary novae . The explosion of a nova is thousands of times less intense than that of a supernova ; and novae flare up quite frequently ( about a ...
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... thousand kilometres a second ; and after several hundred years it would cover a con- siderable part of the sky . The night sky would glow from it though the light would be quite weak , scarcely visible to the naked eye . After thousands ...
... thousand kilometres a second ; and after several hundred years it would cover a con- siderable part of the sky . The night sky would glow from it though the light would be quite weak , scarcely visible to the naked eye . After thousands ...
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