Did a Greenland Asteroid Cause Abrupt Warming Last Ice Age?

Name: Did a Greenland Asteroid Cause Abrupt Warming Last Ice Age?
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Description: An asteroid smashed into Earth, leaving a thirty-one-kilometer-wide, one-kilometer-deep crater. The crater is big enough to contain the entire city of

An asteroid smashed into Earth, leaving a thirty-one-kilometer-wide, one-kilometer-deep crater. The crater is big enough to contain the entire city of Washington D.C. Today, the crater lies beneath the Hiawatha Glacier in Northwest Greenland. Read more.

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