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66,000,000 years ago , a giant asteroid almost 20 kilometers wide smashed into the Earth at 12 miles per second per second .
The asteroid smacked into the Yucatan Peninsula , resulting in a massive explosion that created one of the largest known impact craters on Earth at 93 miles in diameter.
A mega tsunami over 330 feet tall erupted from the sea and stretched all the way from Mexico to Texas and Florida .
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