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CONTENTS of 59,999,999 BC- 51,000 BC Large land and aquatic mammals appear; many kinds of primates appear (almost as many go extinct); an island continent finally disappears for good; the Mediterranean valley turns into the Mediterranean Sea; human beings emerge, develop housing, clothes, lamps, and drugs, breed dogs, use horses; Mars dies (or goes dormant)

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Approximately 700,000 BC: A rare super meteor storm may be raging over the region of Australia and southeast Asia now...

...composed of a few gigantic meteors along with many much smaller ones.

-- HEAVY BOMBARDMENT OF SOUTHEAST ASIA 700,000 YEARS AGO From Science Frontiers Digest of Scientific Anomalies ["http://www.knowledge.co.uk/frontiers/"] #78, NOV-DEC 1991 by William R. Corliss, citing John T. Wasson; "Layered Tektites: A Multiple Impact Origin for the Australasian Tektites," Journal of Geophysical Research, 102:95, 1991

Approximately 770,000 BC or later: A volcanic eruption on the Moon may result in a shower of natural glass fragments (tektites) onto the Earth. Some twelve such events may have occurred since 65 million BC, many or all contributing to climate change and possibly species extinctions on Earth.

Lunar volcanic eruptions could threaten humanity.

-- Researcher Says Tons of the Moon on the Earth; Tektite Events May Have Triggered Extinctions; Vector Science News Release; March 22, 2001; Contacts include Darryl S. Futrell, 6222 Haviland, Whittier, CA 90601-3735 USA and Louis Varricchio; Vector Science News Release; 802-388-3268; morbius@together.net

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