Sixty-six million years ago, the sky fell.
A 10km asteroid struck the Yucatan.
Energy one million times greater than any human weapon.
Oceans rose in gigantic tsunamis.
Forests burned in global fires.
Dust covered the sky.
A winter that lasted for years.
Three-quarters of all species vanished.
The dinosaurs were gone.
This was the most famous extinction.
But it was not the worst.

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The impact vaporized rock and debris.
Firestorms swept the continents.
Every forest burned.
The sky turned black with soot.
Plants died. Herbivores starved.
The food chain shattered.
This was not a slow decline.
It was a brutal, planetary execution.
The world was engulfed in flames.
Life collapsed.
The age of reptiles was over.

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Two hundred million years before dinosaurs vanished,
something worse happened.
The Permian extinction.
Siberian volcanoes erupted for millennia.
Colossal winds of lava and toxic gas.
The oceans turned deadly.
Ninety-six percent of marine life disappeared.
Scientists call it the Great Extinction.
Yet even this was not the worst crisis
life ever faced.
Something more extreme was coming.

Billions of years before dinosaurs,
before forests,
before animals.
The Earth was unrecognizable.
No oxygen in the atmosphere.
Orange sky, heavy with metal.
Oceans were cloudy glass of dissolved iron.
No plants. No animals. No moss.
Yet life existed.
Bacteria thrived around hydrothermal chimneys.
Feeding on iron, sulfur, manganese.
Life was flourishing—but captive.

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