Some sources found near the coastal area of New Jersey have revealed that 55 million years ago a clash occurred in the warming of the earth, which could lead to the increase in current carbon.
Paleocin-eosine thermal maxime or PETM was the time to increase the temperature of the Earth. At this time, the rate of carbon growth in the Earth's atmosphere increases suddenly and it lasts for about two million years. Earth's carbon growth rate increased to 16 degrees. As a result of this, the marine zones continue to go extinction and the animals of the land are able to survive in some way. Then slowly, when the earth's warmth began to decline, these animals continued to move towards the pole region. Some animals evolve slowly.
Scientists still have some debate about how the Earth's carbon growth has increased. Some say that the volcanic lava heat is the result of today's carbon growth. Others say that the main reason behind the sudden surface mass of methane gas may be due to the surface of the ocean.
But in a new research paper published in the Science Journal, it is seen that the world's no-nonsense contamination or rock clocks conflict is the main reason.
Researchers from New Jersey have found some small particles of dried particles that are called "microtecttes". They contain these shapes that are mixed in the air. Scientists believe that these substances come from the parts of the comet millions of years ago.
If this comet's collision is responsible for the increase in carbon in the current world, scientists hope that they will be able to get more information related to the environment. Because, the information that they had so many days changed slowly and they got new evidence.
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