Mass extinction at the end of Younger Dryas
Posted: January 5th, 2023, 1:57 pm
Did comet impacts leads to a mass extinction at the end of the Younger dryas?
This is an interesting Rogan discussion (strong language) with a gold miner who has apparently found > 10,000 Woolly mammoth in 5 acres of land and evidence for extreme temperatures at the bedrock:
https://youtu.be/Y790RJE9g4c
Another theory is that the extinction which was apparently very quick, a day, was caused by solar flares. There are also suggestions that there was massive water flows from the melting of glacial ice at this time, again happening very quickly.
This is all interesting as the time scale of circa 11,000 years ago is well within the range of carbon dating that can go back about 10 half lives (60,000 years) using accelerator technology, & so it should be possible to get some hard science to collaborate or otherwise these ideas.
This all fits in with the folklore of Atlantis & it’s sudden destruction.
It all kind of feels like continental drift & how this was ridiculed for a long time before clear evidence emerged.
Does anyone know of counter arguments that are testable & which can explain the mass extinctions etc?
Regards,
This is an interesting Rogan discussion (strong language) with a gold miner who has apparently found > 10,000 Woolly mammoth in 5 acres of land and evidence for extreme temperatures at the bedrock:
https://youtu.be/Y790RJE9g4c
Another theory is that the extinction which was apparently very quick, a day, was caused by solar flares. There are also suggestions that there was massive water flows from the melting of glacial ice at this time, again happening very quickly.
This is all interesting as the time scale of circa 11,000 years ago is well within the range of carbon dating that can go back about 10 half lives (60,000 years) using accelerator technology, & so it should be possible to get some hard science to collaborate or otherwise these ideas.
This all fits in with the folklore of Atlantis & it’s sudden destruction.
It all kind of feels like continental drift & how this was ridiculed for a long time before clear evidence emerged.
Does anyone know of counter arguments that are testable & which can explain the mass extinctions etc?
Regards,