Ep110 Mass Extinction Events, Canadian Craters, Megafloods - Kosmographia A Randall Carlson Podcast

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Kosmographia Ep110 of The Randall Carlson Podcast, with Planetary Scientist Chuck Kizina, and GeocosmicREX admin Bradley, from 8/20/24
RC peruses scientific journals monthly and writes about interesting items in his monthly newsletter
Sciencenews.org blurb about airburst over Antarctica 2.5Mya
Microscopic E-T minerals identified that hint at explosive impacting event: spinels, olivine
NASA/JPL tracking large asteroids 2024MK and 2011UL21
Mile-wide object impacting would likely knock out modern civilization, not mass extinction though
43,000x larger volume than Tunguska object
We are in stable inter-glacial period now - no reason to think 2.5My trend has ended
Michael Rampino for decades at forefront of modern revival of catastrophism
March ’24 article in Global and Planetary Change “Sixteen mass extinctions of the past 541My...” also referencing Continental Flood Basalts (CFB) Siberian & Deccan Traps
Phanerozoic Era is time of visible life; Craters linked to extinction events: Popigai, Morokweng…
Manicouagan in Ontario Canada has 50-mile dam-impounded ring lake, wider concentric rings
Nipigon a prime candidate for impact site - CK notes alignment with other large lakes to NW
Rampino graph re: extinction events’ severity, with End-Permian at peak - linked to Siberian Traps
Tunguska explosion was centered over ancient CFB - possibility it was endogenic?
RC makes exponential links of timing with Great Year 26k cycle: 26.2My and 260My
Gang Hu et al. in Global and Planetary Change ’24 “Geological study of outburst flood event in the Upper Yangtze River and risk of similar extreme events
Evidence for 900 landslides and 13 lakes along a 1200 mile stretch of Jinsha
Noting 30 new dams, Brad asks: Is there any way that concrete weight affects Earth's spin?
River canyon terraces had inhabited caves: Wanren Cave has paintings dated 13.3-8.5kya
Article on “Vast armadas of giant icebergs” creating giant grooves on sea bottom
Plow-marks into a ridge east of Iceland, over a kilometer down - something was pushing them!
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@cromemako83 Месяц назад

GodSpeed Randall - you have been slept on a long time - but people are waking up and talking; the history of this world is written in rock and it is very hard to obfuscate so much information. ♥

@Kube_Dog Месяц назад

I'd sleep on him too. He looks soft and fluffy.

@susanOkie60 Месяц назад

I was thinking about it too.@@Kube_Dog

@seedhound Месяц назад

Never get tired of hearing your lectures.

@bostontranscriptioncenter7756 Месяц назад

F yeah bruhs! Rejoice for a new Kosmographia has been bestowed upon us fortunate, ever thirsty souls. These are like rare jewels now. Feed me :D

@ragtie6177 Месяц назад

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅😅

@SuzukiXbase Месяц назад

i let out an audible war cry whenever i see a new Randall video

@bostontranscriptioncenter7756 Месяц назад

HAVOK!!!!!!!!!

@hunters.8555 Месяц назад

It’s never a bad day when Randall Carlson himself drops a new video. Just tearing into it now and I’m pumped

@GaryGoetz-wc3lm Месяц назад

ALL I GOT TO SAY IS THAT RANDAL CARLSON IS THE SHI , THE STUFFI LOVE LISTENING TO HIM ON ANY PODCAST , HE HAS ANSWERED SO MANY QUESTIONS I BEEN WONDERING ABOUT SINCE THE 6 TH GRADE QUESTIONS MOSTLY NOT IN OUR SCIENCE BOOKS BACK IN THE DAY IM 59 YEARS OLD NOW AND I NO RANDAL IS ON THE MONEY 🤔🤔 THANKS RANDALL CARLSON !

@pinkyhotmessx69 Месяц назад

Isn't it crazy the difference between our books back then and now. I'm 55 and soooooo glad I didn't grow up today. Even my cosmetology book from 25 years ago has TONS of scientific info vs today . I'm forever grateful I got an education when I did. We are so lucky

@DokterXing Месяц назад

Good video. Always a mind bending exercise trying to picture these astronomical volumes/energies... and colossal time-scales. A lovely way to spend a couple hours listening. Cheers, creators and participants.

@Laurentine_Laurentius Месяц назад

I've always thought that the Roman statue of Jupiter looked quite a lot like Randall, but I didn't say anything. I see that it's the thumbnail for the kosmographia playlist and there couldn't be a more appropriate picture for it.

@robdiesel2876 Месяц назад

I think Randall and Nick Zentner should do a collaboration talking about the mega floods in the PNW. Bet that would be mind blowing.

@aaabeverages7152 Месяц назад

Great podcast with you all and amazing catastrophic global extinction and events with hypersonic winds.

@ClulssCrs3310 Месяц назад

Never tapped so fast in life! Had a mini heart attack. CHUCK!!!!

@rickb06 Месяц назад

He is a wonderful huMAN.

@chuckk4611 Месяц назад

Hey!!! Great to hear from you again!!

@friendlyone2706 Месяц назад

Chuck is like a young Randall. Loved this information dense program -- except I'll need to watch it twice to fully engulf all the info. Thank you for the presentation!

@kimjongun8731 Месяц назад

Asteroid hits my boss. You are still expected to come into work.

@timruddon7914 Месяц назад

Great info. I was glad to hear your views on Sudbury, Nippigon, etc. When I was kid I had the privilege to spend a lot of time in Northern Ontario. I went on tour of an old mine on the stable shield. The guide pointed at the ceiling and stated that he thinks about the four billion year old rock around us. It was a profound moment.

@GiffysChannel 26 дней назад

Chuck, great to see you on the podcast. You'll be happy to hear that after my hike, I got a job and is contributing to society.

@russellschmidt953 Месяц назад

This should be on regular tv 24/7

@StelleenBlack Месяц назад

I need more of these podcasts. ❤

@steamengineer100 29 дней назад

30 years from now, this information will be part of a 20 minute presentation in Earth natural history geology for elementary schools across America and the world. Cataclysms. God bless you all

@mohairsam9705 26 дней назад

rubbish it will not ..

@a5_wagyuuu476 Месяц назад

Chuck and Randall...my prayers have been answered.

@BlueWaterSTAX Месяц назад

Thanks for the update guys. We appreciate the excellent information 👌

@enderzgame6503 Месяц назад

Thank You Randall Carlson for Your GREAT WORK! I listen thru My 8 Hour WORK SHIFT. My FAVORITES are the ATLANTIS SERIES. I listen to the FIRST 12 EPISODES in REPETITION. Bc "The DEVIL is in the DETAILS!"

@survivalcampman Месяц назад

Thank you! been waiting for this! Your all awesome! Nothin like some blodder and listening to you guys!

@PoliticalJohn Месяц назад

everything described at 56 minutes is exactly like the magnetic reversal we are starting to go into. low magnetic field = more radiation/UV from space, high ambient temps like the earth is getting flash fried occasionally, low oxygen high acidity in oceans from volcanic events.

@BettyLeeDragon Месяц назад

Should really be The Gandalf Carlson😉 Good to have you back❤️

@JJ.LovesAnimals Месяц назад

Thank you for the captivating research on such an interesting topic.. It sure makes perfect sense to me.. The history they peddle to everyone isn't what it actually is. Thank you, gentlemen.. 🕊❤🙏🙋🏼‍♀️🐈🐕

@pinkyhotmessx69 Месяц назад

It never is and with their unlimited resources they can fabricate anything and everything they want to push including things we see in museums.

@Brzypoint Месяц назад

Always great to watch another episode of Kosmographia!! 💪🤙

@BlazinRiver1 Месяц назад

@19:29 ...Our star explains all of this quite nicely. Comets/asteroids don't have to be on any kind of cycle when our star can knock them around on a regular basis.

@MoellerEngineeringCo. Месяц назад

Great stuff.

@kristopha Месяц назад

thank you for sunday entertainment

@thomaswattsjr.7 Месяц назад

It is clear to me that twice a year we pass through the remains of what has progressively become a less densely packed "cloud" of the remnants of a large object. What we encounter now is just a light shower and spectacle but for millenia our ancestors endured a twice a year firestorm from the sky never knowing where it would hit or how bad it would be so they built underground cities and dolmens, began to husband livestock and save seeds because twice a year they could come up to ashes!

@pinkyhotmessx69 Месяц назад

If course we do. That's what the meteor showers are. Thank God for the Van Allen belts.

@gregbrophy5781 Месяц назад

I’ve been so wrapped up in “Thunderstorm Generators “ that I missed this . Good now though . Thanks guys .

@foylad4862 Месяц назад

Thanks for sharing Randall and crew ❤

@brendacooper5729 Месяц назад

Thinking about the landslide first allowing water flow then the sediments plugging it up reminds me of something that happened in the 1940's, a placer miner had a sluice in the Third North Fork where he processed his gravel for years, when the Cassiar Mine went in just west in the 1950's the McDame river dug down another 20 feet and the Fork now had a waterfall. When we realized this we learned that the fine silt from the sluice had sealed the creek bed and kept the fork flowing at the same level it had for the last fifty years. Any water diverted from the creek immediately sank through 20 feet of gravel. The trees all had tiny rings going back to about 1950 when the ring suddenly were about a quarter inch wide in all the older trees. I think there has to be a connection to the mine going into production and the 20 foot drop in the water table, but I don't know how.

@WalterKoszyk Месяц назад

I missed yall mad Geo_ katz!! Much love fam! Ms,in the house, tha 'Sip,if yall local,,lol...glad see yall again!

@larkljc Месяц назад

Hey CHUCK! I love my mug! I owe you!😄

@chuckk4611 Месяц назад

You better! 😂

@xyzcowboyprophet2182 Месяц назад

Thanks for the info... Captivating

@reneerothman7236 Месяц назад

Three of my favorites!❤

@patriciagladwill Месяц назад

I love everything about your extensive knowledge & your eloquent factual articulation is BOSS LEVEL.

@gregz1455 Месяц назад

I put on any of your various shows and fall asleep to your wisdom. Yea.. the others too. Even Paul. LOL! I might be almost 60. But everyone needs truth! Thank you for a rarity in this world. Consistency! Hope you can make it AZ again. Had to work last time. Btw. Using the gummies..

@SlickShoe1 Месяц назад

snap!! i do the same, bed time stories with uncle randall

@donkeydan5996 Месяц назад

My man Randall

@gregbrown5473 Месяц назад

So good to see Chuck again happy dreams my friend grate chat as always 😊🤙

@THEGlassCity-BUCK Месяц назад

Thank you Randall

@GiftoftheGab_AU Месяц назад

New episode 🎉🤗👏👏👏

@themayorofnapier4087 Месяц назад

Another great upload.

@todddaniels9488 Месяц назад

Good Video Randall and crew!! Several years ago on a kosmo podcast you said you have a theory on how the Moose and Turtle mountains on the southern Canadian prairies were left behind after the last glacial period. Wonder if you could give us your thoughts on that. Could a Tunguska event have melted the ice sheets on those 2 locations and saved them from being swept away with the glacier Thank you

@BlazinRiver1 Месяц назад

If a massive CME were to happen it could disrupt the asteroid belt...could it not? Even if the CME is not earth facing, could we still go through an event from the asteroid belt caused by the sun?

@cromemako83 Месяц назад

The whole solar-system is an "electro-magnet" and the Sun is the Biggest piece of mass - heck yes a CME could affect anything in the suns orbit; I remember looking at Hailey's comment a long time ago with my grandfather when I was a kid. The tail of the comment is basically being "blown away" in the direction of the solar wind. Great question ♥

@susanOkie60 Месяц назад

I love Randall!

@papapetad Месяц назад

I've been happily binging on these podcasts. Thanks for sharing 👍🐒

@SaveYourselfGents Месяц назад

The exposed bedrock through middle and eastern Tennessee attest to the mega-floods that sliced right down the Ohio River Valley & the Appalachian 🏔️'s.

@terryenglish7132 Месяц назад

Yeah. I was looking at Google Earth. You can see the flood stream channels, now 150 miles out to sea, that were the results of the flood that came down the Hudson river.

@curtiseagleeyemullin 16 дней назад

Awesome show, as usual guys! Gotta catch up 12 episodes later, been out of internet since I moved out here to Brier Island, NS Always interesting and educational, thanks Randall & co. Cheers

@rogerdudra178 Месяц назад

I'd recommend bringing a fishing pole when you hit Montana.

@DrekJS27 Месяц назад

Lol, you had your mouse over my home in Asotin (by Lewiston).

@jasonzima Месяц назад

Lol I just hit tap so fast too!

@warhammer9300 Месяц назад

Awesome!

@PyrateGFXProductions Месяц назад

@danhurd just put out a video today where he was collecting Peridot/Olivine from a columnar basalt out cropping. He explains about it.

@MegaMadmechanic Месяц назад

Great show! But I do kinda miss the snake bros, and silent Mike! wish them well from me! :)

@annewitkowski7586 Месяц назад

Snake Bros just did a live show about using an electron microscope on stone fragments from Egypt.

@trunkmonkeyrodshop-68camar10 Месяц назад

Great job, again…..boys

@williamhosko1723 Месяц назад

Very interesting!! I hope you put together a podcast on your Columbia River gorge tour -Betsy

@chuckk4611 Месяц назад

Hi Betsy. Yep.

@SamtheIrishexan Месяц назад

Well the rich and powerful are ready for an impact event.

@IronicallyVague Месяц назад

I follow the R. Williams theoretical survival approach of welding their doors shut

@larryfoster1771 Месяц назад

Randall I have been studying my area. Which is the bighorn basin of north Central Wyoming. It has taken me, several years to get my head around the amount of water that flowed through here. You should contact me the evidence is here. The water sloshed back several times off the mountains. It's incredible what I have found.

@PACratt-e1w Месяц назад

Than You "All" for your efforts :-} Great Work!!! {-: PACratt :-}

@debcamp2359 Месяц назад

❤ the discussion! Why is there anger for asking questions?? In Canada there is evidence everywhere. Lake Ontario has a crater near Albany.

@lelandshanks3590 Месяц назад

Thanks guys, very informative and peaked my interest.

@Liseannhart Месяц назад

Sudbury Ontario Canada 🍁 🇨🇦 is a city built on huge impact Crater!Nickel mining is what the city is known for !if you go there there’s a giant nickel statue.

@bwaynesilva Месяц назад

It's not the concrete for dams that perhaps affect the spin of the Earth but all of the water behind the dams, much like ice accumulation.

@Ellfman Месяц назад

Growing up in Anteope Valley 70's-80's, we were told at the time on TV that the Space Shuttle was still off the California coast when it would slow down below the speed of sound. And that is when a double boom can be heard. It sounded like a typical sonic boom, but with another happening right after. If you've heard a sonic boom, you know there's no "crack" type sound. Can be loud enough to rattle windows, maybe set-off car alarms. I can imagine how crazy it sounded if there were multiple objects exploding and making noise before hitting the ground. And if some of them had enough ore, then how did those interact with the atmosphere?

@seaofcronos675 Месяц назад

Perhaps an electrical discharge?

@chuckk4611 Месяц назад

I think the same thing. It would be nuts

@Crazy_Terryy Месяц назад

It’s the Gang gang

@Momo-xs8mo Месяц назад

PUNCTUATED EQUILIBRIUM I LOVE THAT

@don-eb3fj Месяц назад

@ 2:01:40 "...there's a history of those gouges in much shallower water..." (Chuck) Perhaps the size of the gouges doesn't indicate a particularly massive "armada" of icebergs, but maybe a much lower sea level (or maybe no sea at all?) and a continuous ice sheet pushing through the valley that once melted contributed to the sea level rise? I'm no geologist, but it seems worth exploring as a hypothesis.

@joejoeson9519 17 дней назад

Maybe the impacts that melted the ice sheets during the younger dryas, twelve thousand years ago, had such an environmental impact it broke the cycle of recurring ice ages. What would this mean for the climate, and humanity, if another ice age doesn't occur for hundreds of thousands if not millions of years.

@matthewbouton5121 Месяц назад

I actually double checked to see if time of video post was fresh or old 😅

@Kel-d7v Месяц назад

I did too

@annewitkowski7586 Месяц назад

Ep110 as the title...

@candui-7 Месяц назад

It is likely that the Columbia was backed up dozens of times first through Okanogan tunnel channeling, Chelan channeling through Rainy Pass, but mostly through the Salish subglacial lake outbursts entering the Columbia at Longview. Missoula water likely came a few hours later.

@anatomicallymodernhuman5175 Месяц назад

@1:18:18 - when you plot time against time, you’re going to have a straight line. Whoever made that chart should have made it a simple timeline rather than an xy plot.

@terryenglish7132 Месяц назад

What happened w the Snake Brothers ? A falling out , or scheduling problems with everyone being so busy ?

@adammillwardart7831 Месяц назад

Gotta say, I do kinda miss their vibe.

@annewitkowski7586 Месяц назад

...busy harvesting grapes and making wine

@muskyelondragon Месяц назад

No fallout, just scheduling. Everyone still friends.

@PoliticalJohn Месяц назад

Randall and co can take it from here, they were just helping with training wheels. Plus they have a LOT going on.

@dekutree64 18 дней назад

1:55:55 Thinking about landslides into water, what if the flood itself wasn't near as deep as it looked? Could be a landslide into the flood water caused a huge wave up to the cave, dumped some sediment, and ran back out.

@demetrioduranduran Месяц назад

I want Randall to discuss the Earth’s wobble which has increases dramatically since 2004, when the Indonesian tsunami/earthquake happened. I noticed right away that North America has shifted farther south than it was, as the sun now peaks over the north side of my house. I am a gardener and I planted all shade plants along the-side of my patio. But since 2004, the sun rises and sets much farther north than previously. The Eskimo elders are correct. The sun is setting in the wrong place. My theory is that the Earth has been shifting southwards specifically on the side of the western hemisphere. There is a precedent for this in the story of the end of the Mayan civilization that states that the Mayans once were in a milder climate and they moved north to a more temperate climate they preferred somewhere in the southeastern US.

@pinkyhotmessx69 Месяц назад

OMFG why was I just saying this. Have you noticed the intensity of the sun on your skin? I'm in California and right now our whole state is outlined in fires. I'm convinced it was done intentionally because I never recall the whole entire state being outlined in fires. Yes it gets hot out here it's a desert and I remember 115 degree never feeling as intense as 90 to 105 has felt as if recently. We went from 100+ to it now drizzling over nite. There's no way these fires didn't impact the weather. I'm convinced they are hiding the fact our side of the globe is rotating closer to the sun than in my life time. Remember our earth is not round it's slightly oval so is our orbit. I think with the things you mentioned and every so many years like 1000 our planet rotates around the sun at a perfect placement where our slightly elongated portion of our planet faces the sun closer than any other part of the planet. We spin on a tilted axis as we rotate and that perfect placement happens every so many years. A place in the middle east reached 180 degrees this year breaking records. We have no way of really knowing tho how hot it's been 1000s of years ago because there is no actual recordings. Weather records are a fairly recent thing when we are talking billions of years. We aren't the only ones who have noticed either I've been reading posts of others saying the exact same thing along with how the sun appears white and not yellow how it used to be. I agree something is definitely going on they are hiding. Even the air feels thick and sometimes has an electric charge. I don't like it and hope it's just a temp anomaly.

@gigatorious Месяц назад

@@pinkyhotmessx69can you please show me where you found that it reached 180 degrees

@robdiesel2876 Месяц назад

180 degrees??? C'mon now, that's never happened in the short history of man kind. I live in Florida, and the summers run normally in the 90s like they always have. Earth is not getting hotter. Summer is hot, winter is cold. The earths climate shifts from glacial to inter glacial periods. Sea level has not really risen by any amount over the last 2000 years. And all the climate junky elites live on the beach and fly private jets everywhere, but tell you that we are the problem. It's just not true.

@kenanders3486 Месяц назад

Shuttle has 4 sonic booms, sounds like 2, I was at kennedy when i flew over my head, real cool :)

@kalburgy2114 Месяц назад

When I was a child, military jets were permitted to break the sound barrier over land so I got to hear the 2 sonic booms from a passing jet.

@bwaynesilva Месяц назад

At Dish Hill Volcano off route 66 in the Mojave Desert we found lots of peridot crystals in areas of the surface lava.

@pinkyhotmessx69 Месяц назад

I've seen topographic videos of small volcanos going off out there sending off plumes. I would love to venture out there but dam that heat is so brutal lol.

@mariecarroll8390 Месяц назад

Sounds great ❤

@3dx3em Месяц назад

Corrections: Asteroid 2011 UL21's Distance: The asteroid's closest approach was approximately 3.2 million miles, not over 4 million miles. Asteroid 2024 MK's Size: The asteroid's estimated diameter is between 160 to 590 feet, not specifically 500 feet. Tunguska Event's Power: The estimated energy of the Tunguska event is between 3 to 30 megatons of TNT equivalent, not solely 15 megatons. Manicouagan Crater's Location: The Manicouagan crater is in Quebec, Canada, not Siberia. Galactic Year Duration: The most widely accepted estimate for a galactic year is between 225 to 250 million years, not necessarily 260 million years

@dekutree64 Месяц назад

It would be interesting to launch a spacecraft into the taurid stream orbit to scout for clumps of big stuff. Or better, a swarm of mini-spacecraft since there would be a significant chance of dying in a head-on collision with a pebble.

@joshhart8722 Месяц назад

Did Randall murder the Snake Bros?

@annewitkowski7586 Месяц назад

They just did a live show on their channel yesterday, talking about scanning fragments of stone vases with an electron microscope in Florida, in between harvesting grapes and making wine. They are very busy guys. Now that Randall has his studio going they don't have to run his show through Kyle's.

@chrisw6164 Месяц назад

Sadly, no

@tristencramer5917 Месяц назад

Nice intro with the editing

@terryenglish7132 Месяц назад

I want to Kayak the water ring of the Canadian impact.

@jonlopez07 Месяц назад

It’s been too long Randy!

@roymaitland6345 Месяц назад

Look at Elliott Lake Ontario , uranium mines. And Holland Marsh near Newmarket Ontario. Kettle lakes from Glacier erosion. 👍🇨🇦

@chuckk4611 Месяц назад

I used to live near Holland marsh. We called our friends that lived there “ Marshians”:-). It really shows the transitory nature of lakes.

@SurlockGnomez Месяц назад

Regarding correlation between extinctions and LIP, I can't see how impacts would trigger volcanism. Maybe it's my lack of imagination, but I'm pretty imaginative. 90 degree crustal displacement (due to the breakdown of the LLSVPs via induced current) caused by a micro nova or large CMEs when the Earth's field is massively weakened due to it moving, would do both for sure.

@mohairsam9705 26 дней назад

what/where this micro nova coming from ..??

@Pepe-m8t 16 дней назад

Paul A. LaViolette, Ph.D puts forward an interesting hypothesis in his book, Earth Under Fire, for an external causation of recurring cyclical catastrophes in our solar system. A very interesting read.

@jerrykinworthy9225 Месяц назад

Alright first comment. Hey Randall.

@jerrykinworthy9225 Месяц назад

Damn, second comment lol.

@bjabbbjabb1286 Месяц назад

Check out Khazakstan and mongolia. Lots of craters

@Gotblade Месяц назад

Is there a plasma discharge in airbursts that could fuse airborne material? Like electromagnetic friction building up with the atmosphere against something moving that fast? Like the static electrical charge that SSTs used to have to deal with?

@terryenglish7132 Месяц назад

When it air burst you get both matter debris and an energy release, so I would think plasma would be there too since its in between

@Gotblade Месяц назад

@@terryenglish7132 As has been stated on previous episodes the description of what causes an airburst is the pileup of air that can't get out of the way of something traveling at supersonic speeds but what they're describing here sounds to be like more than a blast ejecting comet debris. An electromagnetic puls could fuse material in mid air I think. Transforming the debris before it has time to be ejected in the blast!

@tinatieden8499 Месяц назад

YAY !!!!!!!!!!!

@TheeMaddScienctist Месяц назад

Randall you’re one of my main inspirations, you gotta come subscribe. Lol!

@meatman1009 Месяц назад

Look at the eastern shore of Hudson Bay there's a huge half circle shape along the shore.

@BillyJoeJimBob8 Месяц назад

Yeah, that's called the "Nastapoka Arc" and there has been talk of it being a remnant of a huge meteor impact (like Chicxulub) but there doesn't seem to be much proof of that being the case.. Geologists now generally believe the arc resulted from a continental collision-a 2-billion-year-old mountain-building episode called the Trans-Hudson orogeny. As ancient continents collided, the crust buckled and fractured into slices that could thrust past each other to accommodate the compression. This formed a fold-and-thrust belt, the remnants of which are exposed today in the folds of the Belcher Islands. Farther to the east, where the Nastapoka Arc lies today, the collision produced a foreland basin. Gravity data collected in the early 1990s suggests the load placed on the crust by the fold-and-thrust belt could have caused the center of the basin to sink, forcing up the edges, and resulting in the curvature. earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/150665/hudson-bays-nastapoka-arc

@chuckk4611 Месяц назад

Yep. Ever notice the Great Lakes are in a circle too?

@2ndhandjoke Месяц назад

Look at the Hudson Bay itself!

@friendlyone2706 Месяц назад

Since solar orbit about galactic center is more spiral than circle (or elliptical), there is no way the galactic year's length can be as consistent as an Earth year orbiting the sun.

@friendlyone2706 Месяц назад

We need Avi Loeb to help explain the 17:07 micro spherules.