EasternFireLion666
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This is the video from 2018: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMTTFLiOwX0
The channel is Bright Inside which has quite many interesting things to filter out.
The description of the video goes as follows:
"NASA recently discovered of a massive, 19-mile (31km) wide crater, found hidden underneath Greenland’s Hiawatha Glacier.
This crater is the result of an asteroid impact, from a nearly 1 mile-wide mountain of iron, weighing somewhere around, get this, 11-12 BILLION tons, and was traveling at approximately 12 miles per second - which is equivalent to more than 43,000 miles per hour - when it slammed into the earth some 12,000 years ago – And…with the mind-boggling force of essentially a 700-megaton bomb. Is this evidence to support the Younger Dryas impact hypothesis? "
I have also considered if maybe the Chicxulub crater was not as old as 66 mil years or if it even were caused by an asteroid/commet. That 66 is very sus and there are many possibilities on the table. The one in the video is estimated at 12000 years ago, but also way smaller that the one that supposedly extinct the dinosaurs which in theory was a 10km monster.
Put this into perspective with what we know from JoS about the war from 10 - 12K years ago.
The channel is Bright Inside which has quite many interesting things to filter out.
The description of the video goes as follows:
"NASA recently discovered of a massive, 19-mile (31km) wide crater, found hidden underneath Greenland’s Hiawatha Glacier.
This crater is the result of an asteroid impact, from a nearly 1 mile-wide mountain of iron, weighing somewhere around, get this, 11-12 BILLION tons, and was traveling at approximately 12 miles per second - which is equivalent to more than 43,000 miles per hour - when it slammed into the earth some 12,000 years ago – And…with the mind-boggling force of essentially a 700-megaton bomb. Is this evidence to support the Younger Dryas impact hypothesis? "
I have also considered if maybe the Chicxulub crater was not as old as 66 mil years or if it even were caused by an asteroid/commet. That 66 is very sus and there are many possibilities on the table. The one in the video is estimated at 12000 years ago, but also way smaller that the one that supposedly extinct the dinosaurs which in theory was a 10km monster.
Put this into perspective with what we know from JoS about the war from 10 - 12K years ago.
