What are the odds, the events that created the rocks you see sprawling on
Goan beaches, were also responsible for the extinction of the dinosaurs?
Undoubtedly, this is a pretty loaded question.
All along, like many Goans, I assumed that the rocky beaches in Goa, were the
result of millions of
To Goanet -
When I took the picture in Vagator yesterday, I didn't have
time for the sun to be sufficiently near the horizon for the
resultant golden yellow light. I went to Vagator again today.
Three compositions are offered -
http://www.parrikar.org/images/samples/vagator-1.jpg
Could someone take a look at Rajan's pictures and explain with a scientific
reason, how the rocks got to the beach down there?
Jim F.
New York.
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From: Rajan P. Parrikar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To Goanet -
When I took the picture in Vagator
Jim Fernandes wrote:
Could someone take a look at Rajan's pictures and explain with a scientific
reason,
how the rocks got to the beach down there?
Jim F,
Those rocks have always been there. They were much larger 40 years ago.
The sea has washed away the soil from around the rocks and
