Is Jupiter Responsible for the Extinction of Dinosaurs?
Before abruptly going extinct some 66 million years ago, dinosaurs walked the Globe for millions of years. There has been considerable discussion among academics and researchers about their disappearance. One theory that has gained popularity recently contends that the extinction catastrophe was influenced by Jupiter, the largest planet in our solar system. In this video, we'll look at the Jupiter theory, other explanations about the extinction of dinosaurs, and the data supporting and refuting it.