Presumably, the case is closed.

@AnonySchmoose Yes but but i doubt it does completely

@RoyMillar
Isn't that just the way with science. Proven theories can be overturned.

Yes, that was long ago. However, scientists needed proof of iridium from the impact crater deep in the Gulf of Mexico. They needed to drill even deeper into the sediment to reach the layer where the iridium from the asteroid would be.

I believed it too. However, there were always competing theories.
The article removes all doubt about proof that it is no coincidence that the iridium layer on earth and the Cretaceous–Paleogene (K–Pg) extinction event happened during the same geological period. What amazes me is that scientists theorize they can narrow it down to within two decades.

I don't think much about biblical stuff.
Probably instead of dust, the word iridium would sound more scientific.

@AnonySchmoose I value and honor the bible as an almost endless source of usable cliches’

@The-Krzyz
Yes, indeed-ie, do!