One has to take a moment from time to time to consider the effects of galactic positioning. Taking into effect the galaxy is in constant motion, spinning as it is moving through the void of space within the universe, there must be a time when we are near the leading edge which must be crashing through all sorts of space debris.
I've often wondered if there has ever been a scientific study done on the effects of the onslaught that must be bombarding our little solar system during that time.
Could this be the explanation of dinosaur extinction??? How large is our galaxy? How many of our years does it take for our solar system rotate back into the leading edge of the galaxy? Who can answer these questions?
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