North American Comet Catastrophe 10,900 BC Part 1

[majik2hanz]

Do they compare the magnetic grains with magnetic polar patterns? I ask because one of the findings of the 'event' was quick frozen mammoths with tropical plants in their digestive tracts (found in Siberia). This would lend itself to a different pole position back then i.e. Ice Cap over N America being the pole. Note the opposite pole which we have no evidence of would be because it was over South Pacific ocean. Mass melting along with slight crustal displacement would help explain a lot.

[PsiPhiCafe]

Fascinating, there is an asteroid heading for Earth. The date of impact 2013, 2029 & 2036 depending on its trajectory. NASA has released data on this as well as the Russian Space Agency & several others. NASA is giving it a 1/33 chance of hitting Earth. Go to google & type in Apophis 99942+Nasa. Or see my video on the subject..

Possible impact sites in Western Europe, Russia, the Pacific Ocean & U.S West Coast or Central America.

[rodscham]

I think the Hudson Bay itself is the crater from this event. The reason it's so big is because it was under the Lorentide ice sheet at the time which would spread the energy out over a larger area. The Hudson bay looks to me like a large impact event in the middle of the land that subsequently filled with sea water. Besides that, Mr. Firestone indicated there was an impact event, and then pointed toward the Hudson Bay.

[majik2hanz]

@rodscham

I concur, one of major impacts would likely be Hudson Bay the other Saginaw bay. This could explain the strange bathtub cap hardened rock layer which caps softer rock in a rough circle with center of Saginaw Bay. If there was a mile to two mile thick ice layer one can readly imagine the comression force of the impact. Interesting vids

[NorthForkFisherman]

@rodscham I don't think that you're entirely correct. It would seem that the actual crater would've been reduced due to the energy lost thru the impact with the ice sheet. Not sure what mechanism could produce such a ring-like structure. Exfoliation dome, perhaps? As far as the speaker pointing toward Lake Huron, he might have been trying to indicate the Saginaw Arch, which may be the remains of a very oblique impact into the ice sheet that helped spawn all the Carolina Bays. Interesting subject

[Pitaboel]

Science for President!

[earstohear12]

Can you believe that some foolish idiot said that all this science means nothing, and that thin lkayer with micro-diamonds and charcoal was nothing but nutrient rich soil from a swamp. Thats the new official report, no explanation of the thousands of species that died. God help us all, because the government, science, and media won't.

[SpeakerForrTheDead]

Great vid, waccamawn.

(And wayinoutreach, thanks for spamming a fine vid with meaningless drivel...

Straight forward science + Jesus + Drug Company Conspiracy = Irritable Bowel Syndrome)

[npf2135]

Test tube product ,your the one that believes in the invisible man in the sky. HA HA HA HEE HEE HEE HEE,,,,"WILL NOT SEE !!!!!!" when was the last time you were abile to see your god

[LilPrintBigMessage]

It's amazing that these scientist are pioneering research into the causes of the Younger Dryas. I've read a great deal lately about the effects of this major climate change on civilizations living across the globe. The ancient people who lived through this experience and amazing and traumatic period in the earth's climate. I wonder if we could learn anything from them now that we are facing our own climate tragedy?

[eddiequest3]

Excellent informational video - showing scientists doing their thing. It's ALWAYS great to know that there are SOME intelligent people in our species. The camera seems somewhat ill-equiped to handle the color balance, however.

[symmetry08]

They are may not be direct people to ask but: what do you think about possibilty of 2036 impact, which calculated to be area of between North sea and Black Sea?

Yeah, we heard it we will see passby in 2029 april13.

[WhrsTheMoneyLabowski]

Actual science on Youtube!!, its kinda hard to find. Too bad this type of stuff is not nearly as popular as all the conspiracy theory vids on here. Disinformation prevail much of the time unfortunately.

[dellsprospects22]

oh stop it, some of the conspiracies are true

[wayinoutreach]

None are so blind as those who will not see. Sheeple, being lead away from TRUTH by conjecture & false discovery. The good news is that they won't be blind for much longer. The word science itself came from the greek word meaning sorcery & the Drug companies that are preparing your flu shots are just waiting to put you all out of your misery, because you have been deemed useless to their cleansed society of their NWO!! Wake up now. Your shots & yr Guillotine await you. Jesus is the answer!!

[npf2135]

None are so blind as those who will believe in jesus,,, I really believe you need to see someone about this problem and get some help,,,,,,Without science you would not be here YOU YOU YOU YOU wake up,,,,,,, Be godless

[wayinoutreach]

You may have been a test tube production but I can guarentee you that My God knew me while I was being knit in my mother's womb & I am fearfully & wonderfully made!!

Sorry for your lack of human knowledge.!! Have you looked around lately to see exactly where science has brought you? You are about to have yr freedom of thought & choice taken away from you & you still can't wake up!!! None are so blind as those who WILL NOT SEE!! God Bless!!

[SpeakerForrTheDead]

"The word science itself came from the greek word meaning sorcery"

No, it doesn't.

Today's "Science" comes through the Old French, *from* the Latin "Scientia"... meaning "knowledge"; "Sciens" meaning "to know".

See if you can properly define "pablum".

[facepalmization]

@WhrsTheMoneyLabowski - Yep, cointelpro are very good at making everybody look ridiculous. The US govmnt smokescreen/false flag tactic has never once failed.

[dogu4]

Great vids. Thanks and by all means, keep this sort of thing comin'.

[Misbcate01]

Great! Thanks for posting.

[micintos]

There are some parallels between this hypothesis and the Perigee-Zero conjecture, especially in the area of a Lake Michigan <> Carolina bay scenario. Google: perigee zero michigan carolina bay

[DiamondGeezer]

All of that money to hold a conference in Acapulco but no money to afford a tripod.

[TheGreatRevealing]

mad awesome. did this kill the atlantians?

[littlepumpkin1502]

this is really interesting. what would we do without you tube!this sort of thing is never on tv.

[Skytroop]

Excellent please post more.