Phaeton myth

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Definition

An ancient myth, often interpreted as a metaphor for climatic catastrophes, particularly a catastrophic event involving a celestial body colliding with Earth, which some theorists associate with the Younger Dryas.

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Episode #022: Q&A w/RC: Ontario Megafloods, Olympic Adventure, Pheaton

KosmographiaMar 23, 2020

In this episode, Randall Carlson responds to audience queries while exploring the hidden facets of ancient Earth events. He discusses catastrophic occurrences, such as the 'myth of Phaeton', and their implications on our understanding of geological history. Key elements like the Sudbury impact site and the evolution of the Earth are interwoven with personal anecdotes from his past explorations.

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