El tsunami de Chicxulub: así fue la ola gigantesca del asteroide que acabó con los dinosaurios

After the Chicxulub impact 66 million years ago, vast amounts of dust, soot, and sulfur aerosols were injected into the atmosphere. This blocked sunlight and triggered a sharp global cooling often referred to as an impact winter. Conditions varied by region, but the dominant effects were prolonged darkness, falling temperatures, widespread wildfires, acid rain, and the collapse of food webs in both terrestrial and marine environments. All non-avian dinosaurs went extinct during this mass extinct

Dino-Killing Asteroid Impact Warmed Earth's Climate for 100,000 Years