Huge Crater Discovered in Greenland.

[Doug1029]

16 minutes ago, Essan said:

Just occurred to me that if this impact occurred within the past few tens or even hundreds of thousands of years, there would be a record in the Greenland ice cores and North Atlantic ocean bed mud cores. 

Is there?   

We have at least two few tree ring series that go back that far.  It should show up in them.

Doug

[Doug1029]

15 hours ago, Doug1o29 said:

We have at least two few tree ring series that go back that far.  It should show up in them.

Doug

I looked this up.  There's more like eight or so that go back past the Younger Dryas.  One in New Zealand, still under construction, will go back 60,000 years.  There's even one the University of Missouri is working on that id expected to reach back 17,000 years.  There's more work being done on this in Europe than the US (lack of funding).  Our politicians are afraid we'll learn something about climate change.

Doug

[Raptor Witness]

The Carolina Bays mystery deepens, unless there was a swarm of these, or the giant globs of water thrown into the air were salt water, which might explain some other things. It also might help explain the micro meteor swarm that has also been detected.

[+and-then]

On 11/15/2018 at 9:44 PM, AllPossible said:

47 million atomic bombs sounds wrong for a less then 1 mile rock. Couple hundred thousand ya but no way thats 50 million. I know E=MC2 but still come on. 

I'm just thankful that these things seem to have really long periods between such impacts.