by Isaac Asimov
First published 1988
What wiped out the mighty dinosaurs? Renowned scientist Isaac Asimov investigates the cosmic event that may have doomed these prehistoric giants. As Asimov examines the geological evidence, he uncovers a startling theory: a comet's impact could be responsible for the mass extinction. With vivid descriptions of the cataclysmic collision and its devastating aftermath, Asimov takes readers on a thrilling journey to the dawn of the age of mammals. At the heart of this scientific exploration lies the timeless question: how fragile is life on our planet?
Genres: history, science, science-fiction, non-fiction, academic
Vibes: educational, informative, thought-provoking
Tropes: investigative-journalism, scientific-exploration
32 pages · Paperback · Yearling