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What if you 'placed' the Chicxulub asteroid onto the Earth?
An asteroid resting on Earth would be a mountain. Or, for smaller asteroids, a pile of gravel.
Mountains are limited in altitude by the strength of stone to resist compression: a too tall mountain wou …
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