Exploding Star May Have Damaged Life on Earth

Reedo writes "Scientists have proposed that an ancient supernova may have damaged our ozone layer, wreaking havok on terrestrial life. Previously no one had realized that a cluster of stars could have been so close to the earth during that time. But don't worry about it happening again anytime soon. The next expected supernova is nearly 500,000 light-years away and is too far from the earth to cause any damage."

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Ozone damage

[amemily]

Wonder if the tree huggers will protest and try to ban "ozone damaging supernovas"

Also today.....

[Xamdam_us]

A crucial break in the detective case came from a fortuitous source, Benitez's wife, microbiologist Matilde Canelles, whom Benitez enlisted to search the fossil record for clues.

In other science news, Joe Blow invents the first Warp Drive. When asked about his shocking discovery he replied, "Just ask my wife".

Excuses, Excuses.

[Penguinoflight]

All these "Observations" by Evolutionists are really like a kid saying my dog ate my homework. They keep coming up with reasons why so many lifeforms would die, when those same "reasons" would mess up some other part of the theory.