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Il cielo che ci cade sulla testa
- Narrated by: Dario Sansalone
- Length: 4 hrs and 32 mins
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Il cielo che ci cade sulla testa
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Dario Sansalone
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Publisher's Summary
I crateri da impatto sono la prova che nel corso della sua storia la Terra è stata ripetutamente colpita da corpi celesti vaganti nello spazio. Il più famoso è in Arizona, ma ce ne sono diversi altri: piccoli, innocui e recenti oppure estesi per centinaia di chilometri, alcuni responsabili dei cambiamenti climatici che hanno portato all'estinzione di molte specie viventi.
Accade spesso che un corpo celeste cada sul nostro pianeta? Siamo tuttora a rischio di un impatto cosmico? E soprattutto: abbiamo la tecnologia per evitare di fare la fine dei dinosauri?
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