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The Charlevoix Astrobleme
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- Nombre de pages48
- FormatPDF
- ISBN978-2-7637-3862-8
- EAN9782763738628
- Date de parution09/05/2018
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille2 Mo
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- ÉditeurPRESSES DE L'UNIVERSITÉ LAVAL
Résumé
I'm especially fond of Charlevoix-one of the favourite haunts of my youth. By walking through this region from one hilltop to the next I realized just how vast the St. Lawrence was. I would gaze at its salty waters and the fine line of the horizon, and a desire would well up within me to go farther, beyond the seas, and visit the entire world.
"I could hardly suspect that this region would have a direct bearing on my future career as an astrophysicist.
Indeed, it bears the mark of an event of extraterrestrial origin: a collision with an asteroid some 400 million years ago. I had no idea back then that the fertile farmland and pastures along the road I was walking on were the result of a meteorite impact, a story that nobody knew at the time and which we learned about later through the patient observations and skillful deductions of a geologist, Jehan Rondot.
This story is worth being told." - Hubert Reeves
Indeed, it bears the mark of an event of extraterrestrial origin: a collision with an asteroid some 400 million years ago. I had no idea back then that the fertile farmland and pastures along the road I was walking on were the result of a meteorite impact, a story that nobody knew at the time and which we learned about later through the patient observations and skillful deductions of a geologist, Jehan Rondot.
This story is worth being told." - Hubert Reeves
