How to pronounce“yucat”in English

It slammed into the Yucatan Peninsula, brought outer space right to the surface of the planet, blew a hole about 100 miles across and 20 miles deep,

and missed the Yucatan, well, dinosaurs might still be here,

and missed the Yucatan, well, dinosaurs might still be here,

a dog in Yucatec is "zool."

I knew a guy in the Yucatan.

or the Pacific Ocean and missed the Yucatan, well, dinosaurs might still be here, everything else alive at that time or at least most of those groups might still be here,

The individuals from all around the Yucatan are there.

Here's a study that was done in Mexico in the Yucatan region.

show and I've had chance to travel in the Yucatan and stuff but you know when I was doing research for this book I was

And they arrived in the New World and in the Yucatan region.

So it drilled an enormous hole 120-miles wide in the Yucatan, which blasted massive amounts of material into the atmosphere and beyond.

In fact, the Yucatán peninsula, there’s a 100-mile diameter crater there that is left over from this impact.

And just went to the dictionaries and he looked at Yucatec language that they're speaking today and he applied it to the symbol system

The city of Chichen Itza becomes the next big capital in Yucatan.

of Mexico, just off the Yucat·n. This is happening right now.

And I will start with telling you that this is a recipe from the Yucatan, in which the marinade

So this is a depiction from a site called Chichen Itza in the Yucatan Peninsula.

It happens to enter the atmosphere 66 million years ago and slam into the Yucatan Peninsula.

But anyway, there's a cave in the Yucatan called Loltun Cave that has hand prints in the cave.

And it has a council of representatives from the communities from all around the Yucatan.

They had the Maya surrounded and they were about to take over the whole Yucatan.

And then in the early '90s, paleontologists linked this to 110 mile crater in the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico.

So it drilled an enormous hole, 120 miles wide in the Yucatan, which blasted massive amounts of material into the atmosphere and beyond.

putative end and I do believe this is that a large asteroid hit us in the Yucatan Peninsula causing a mass extinction but we're trying to see what

And when it became the post-classic with like Chichen Itza being the capital of the Yucatan, then it looks like if you watch Venus day after day,

So we know that it's basically the same writing system from the top of the Yucatan into Guatemala and El Salvador.

Right. So around 65 million years ago, it is estimated that there was an asteroid collision in what is today the Chicxulub crater in Mexico in the Yucatan

Interestingly, UNESCO has this thing called the Ring of Cenotes, where Mayan civilization kind of popped up in this giant semicircle in the Yucatan.

Because we cooked together in my apartment in Playa, he came to tape a series on the Yucatan peninsula, and we cooked a couple of shows together.

And then 66 million years ago, about a six-mile wide asteroid traveling about 50,000 miles an hour slammed into the Yucatan Peninsula.

It turns out that geologists think that where it hit really matters, that those rocks on the Yucatan Peninsula contained the right sort of chemical stew,

And then 66 million years ago, about a six-mile-wide asteroid, traveling about 50,000 miles an hour, slammed into the Yucatan Peninsula.

or maybe longer. It happens to enter the atmosphere 66 million years ago and slam into the Yucatan Peninsula.

It turns out that geologists think that where it hit really matters, that those rocks on the Yucatan Peninsula contain the right sort of chemical stew,

So it drilled an enormous hole, 120 miles wide, in the Yucatan, which blasted massive amounts of material into the atmosphere and beyond.

So imagine this, a rock six-miles wide happens to enter the atmosphere and slam into the Yucatan Peninsula- sort of like a BB hitting the side of a barn

It turns out that geologists think that where it hit really matters, that those rocks on the Yucatan Peninsula contained the right sort of chemical stew,

We still have these large dinosaurs and then at 66 million years ago an asteroid the size of Denver traveling 20 times the speed of a bullet crashes into the Yucatan Peninsula

- And actually we have one that's, I think 2000 years older now, just a couple years ago, again in Yucatan, in a cave.

We had a page out of Diego de Landa's book, a priest who was converting the Maya in Yucatan asked

Some of them move into the highlands of Guatemala, and some of them move up into the Yucatan.