The gas giants in our solar system produce winds exceeding 1000 mph in their atmospheres. If Earth's atmosphere became destabalized to the point where 1000 mph winds were sweeping through the lower troposphere..and Earth's surface...what would be the resulting damage?...could anything survive?
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