I agree with you, but it does sound like it was an impact with a 2,000Km-wide ejecta blanket rather than a strewn field. The impact was significant' but probably far from extinction-level significant. Those ejecta particles are quite small so it was more likely they were carried by the wind instead of a normal ejecta process on a body with no atmosphere.
I agree with you, but it does sound like it was an impact with a 2,000Km-wide ejecta blanket rather than a strewn field. The impact was significant' but probably far from extinction-level significant. Those ejecta particles are quite small so it was more likely they were carried by the wind instead of a normal ejecta process on a body with no atmosphere.
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