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geocosmic impacts

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The theory that large celestial bodies, such as asteroids or comets, have collided with Earth, causing significant geological and biological consequences, including floods and mass extinction events.

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Episode #043: Geocosmic Clues at Lake Hind - Impact/Floods Linked!

KosmographiaSep 1, 2020

This podcast episode scrutinizes claims that undermine the Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis (YDIH) and highlights significant geomorphic evidence of ancient megafloods. Randall Carlson discusses glacial Lake Agassiz and its connection to massive flooding events associated with extraterrestrial impacts. The conversation challenges conventional narratives by presenting macro-scale geological data that supports the existence of significant water discharge from ice sheets.

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