<caption><image_61>The image shows a scene of destruction and destruction. In the center of the image, there is a large volcano erupting with lava flowing into the air. The volcano is surrounded by rocks and debris, and there are several people on the ground, some of whom appear to be dead or injured. The sky is dark and cloudy, and the volcano is emitting a bright orange glow. The image is accompanied by text that reads "What killed the dinosaurs?"</caption><transcript><audio_62>but what happened the big question for most of the people regarding the kpg event is what killed the diamonds or or what caused the extinction and this and this question is subject of many scientific</transcript><transcript><audio_63>works and one of the largest and most turbulent debates in the geology but we are not going to talk about this today i will just briefly explain</transcript><caption><image_64>The image is a slide from a presentation titled "The KPG Mass Extinction Event - 66.04 Myr". It is divided into three sections. 

The first section on the left side of the slide shows an image of a volcano erupting, with a bright orange glow emanating from the top left corner. The volcano appears to be in the process of erupting. The image is accompanied by text that explains the event's purpose.

On the top right corner, there is an illustration of the Earth, which is a representation of the planet's surface. The Earth is shown in orange and blue colors, representing the colors of the moon. The text on the slide explains that the event is an event called "Decan volcanism" and that it is related to the effects of decan volcanic eruptions on the planet. The slide also mentions that the sea level drop and climate change are likely due to the impact of the event on the Earth's surface, as indicated by the text.</caption><transcript><audio_65>what are the theory there is two main theory regarding the the primary course for the kpg master extinction the first one is the impact of the asteroid</transcript><transcript><audio_66>in czech slope and the second one is the carnival mechanism eruption in a in india while in the background of all of this a catastrophic event there is a lot of environmental changes</transcript> but what happened the big question for most of the people regarding the kpg event is what killed the diamonds or or what caused the extinction and this and this question is subject of many scientific works and one of the largest and most turbulent debates in the geology but we are not going to talk about this today i will just briefly explain what are the theory there is two main theory regarding the the primary course for the kpg master extinction the first one is the impact of the asteroid in czech slope and the second one is the carnival mechanism eruption in a in india while in the background of all of this a catastrophic event there is a lot of environmental changes
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