The Late heavy Bombardment stage of Earth's history is classified by an immense number of impacts by space objects onto Earth's surface. Knowing that it was extremely hot on Earth at this time, and many space objects carry ice, what highlighted area best describes the Late Heavy Bombardment stage?

Q: Rossby

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