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SUMMARY:How the Universe Works: From the Death of the Dinosaurs to Us
LOCATION:Central Library\, 350 West Georgia St.
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URL:https://yourculdesac.com/ca/bc/vancouver/events/2026-11-12-how-the-univ
 erse-works-from-the-death-of-the-dinosaurs-to-us-5c133f
DESCRIPTION:Nearly 66 million years ago\, a ten kilometre wide asteroid str
 uck the Earth just off the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. This 
 was the worst day in the history of our planet\, kicking off a series of g
 lobal-scale natural disasters\, including rapid global cooling and heating
 \, massive tsunamis\, and forest fires. The entire planet changed in an in
 stant\, and all the non-avian dinosaurs which had ruled the Earth for mill
 ions of years went extinct. One of the survivors of this mass extinction e
 vent was a little burrowing creature no bigger than a rat\, an ancient mam
 mal that once lived underfoot of the dinosaurs\, marking the beginning of 
 the Age of Mammals. In this talk\, we’ll learn about what happened after
  the dinosaurs went extinct and how these little creatures would evolve in
 to the many incredible mammals that we see around us today\, including us.
 \n\nCheck before you go: https://vpl.bibliocommons.com/events/6abeed1629c3
 d600332d0ff1
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