Massive Ripples from Dinosaur Killer Asteroid Tsunami in Louisianna
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Top Comments (10)
Crazy its already been 66 million years Time flies when you're having fun
Anton Petrov embodies the best of the Internet and all potentialities of education. I have nothing but respect and admiration for his use of this powerful tool.
Super massive earthquakes, tsunamis sweeping coastlines, ejecta raining down...yeah, some days are better than others.
I'm from new Zealand & there's a good spot on the coast right by me that shows the different layers & the deposits from the tsunami
a wave of 4000 meters that's very terrifying to imagine
Check out the Sulfer River here outside Paris Texas. Dallas Texas is choking off the water to the river. Since I was a kid we always harvested the fossils from this time in history. It's Amazing what you find down there with Indian artifacts. It's Public off the Hwy and some back roads.
I wonder how much the impact changed plate tectonics? There’s an awful lot of fault lines in that area of the Earth.
Its mind-blowing to think that the asteroid was 6 plus mile wide !!! 🤯🤯
Wait, 10 minutes later and 220 km away? That's faster than the speed of sound... Gee, imagine that sight...
11:19 "these studies show us that this impact was *absolutely ridiculous*" That's actually a surprisingly clear and precise way of describing it - if you think you have a grasp of it, no, really, you don't, and that's ok :-)
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Top Comments (10)
Crazy its already been 66 million years Time flies when you're having fun
Anton Petrov embodies the best of the Internet and all potentialities of education. I have nothing but respect and admiration for his use of this powerful tool.
Super massive earthquakes, tsunamis sweeping coastlines, ejecta raining down...yeah, some days are better than others.
I'm from new Zealand & there's a good spot on the coast right by me that shows the different layers & the deposits from the tsunami
a wave of 4000 meters that's very terrifying to imagine
Check out the Sulfer River here outside Paris Texas. Dallas Texas is choking off the water to the river. Since I was a kid we always harvested the fossils from this time in history. It's Amazing what you find down there with Indian artifacts. It's Public off the Hwy and some back roads.
I wonder how much the impact changed plate tectonics? There’s an awful lot of fault lines in that area of the Earth.
Its mind-blowing to think that the asteroid was 6 plus mile wide !!! 🤯🤯
Wait, 10 minutes later and 220 km away? That's faster than the speed of sound... Gee, imagine that sight...
11:19 "these studies show us that this impact was *absolutely ridiculous*" That's actually a surprisingly clear and precise way of describing it - if you think you have a grasp of it, no, really, you don't, and that's ok :-)