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Meteorites and atmosphere protection
March 24, 2007
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Indeed a meteorite can temporarily breach the ray protection provided by the atmosphere.
However this doesn't prove that the cyclical warming and cooling that planet Earth experiences are (solely) due to those phenomenons.
Here is an article clarifying those different concepts (weather change cycles, meteorites shower consequences, ...) :
http://www.signs-of-the-times.org/articles/show/128992-Forget+About+Glob...