Extinction Bracelet - Death of the Dinosaurs - K-Pg Boundary Layer trilobite Please note: Tooth shapes and

Please note: Tooth shapes and colors vary widely with this specimen

562 lbs (100000 kg) it is possibly the heaviest meteorite to have ever been recovered on Earth

this specimen is composed of two special carbonaceous chondrites: Murchison and Jbilet Winselwan

It is where the law of the land is drafted

Beginning with a trip to the Asteroid Belt

Extinction Bracelet - Death of the Dinosaurs - K-Pg Boundary Layer trilobite Please note: Tooth shapes andThis bracelet includes real meteoritic fragments from the K Pg boundary layer (Chicxulub Impact Event)! "Impact of a large earth crossing asteroid would inject about 60 times the object's mass into the atmosphere as pulverized rock; a fraction of this dust would stay in the stratosphere for several years and be distributed worldwide. The resulting darkness would suppress photosynthesis, and the expected biological consequences match quite closely the