Boltysh Crater

Did the Boltysh Crater Caused Dinosaur Extinction? New Study Reveals a Different Story

Medicine & Technology Jun 20, 2021

A new study suggests that the Boltysh crater in Ukraine was created 650,000 years later than the Chicxulub impact, long after the extinction of dinosaurs. The revised age reveals that it might not caused the extinction but could have interfered with the recovery of the species.

Boltysh Crater

Did the Boltysh Crater Caused Dinosaur Extinction? New Study Reveals a Different Story

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