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No, I don't believe it was. That's my point of contention. I think you are wrong about that.The meteor impact that supposedly killed off the dinosaurs was powerful enough to eject in every direction materials from the ocean and land out of the solar system
And any mass imparted with that much energy in so short an amount of time would be molten, if not vaporized completely. Though I don't believe any mass was imparted with enough energy to escape the solar system, in that impact.
Panspermia within a star system is easy to believe.