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Burckle Crater Impact and Mega-tsunami - Randall Carlson

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First published at 22:06 UTC on September 19th, 2019.

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Original video - https://youtu.be/w1XnXiANXRQ

Was there a global disaster 5200 years ago? Cosmography101 with Randall Carlson
Overview/topics Include:
Burckle Crater; tsunami effects / Chevrons – 600’ high s…

**I DO NOT OWN the rights to this video**

Original video - https://youtu.be/w1XnXiANXRQ

Was there a global disaster 5200 years ago? Cosmography101 with Randall Carlson
Overview/topics Include:
Burckle Crater; tsunami effects / Chevrons – 600’ high sediment deposits on Madagascar
Deep sea microfossils fused with extra-terrestrial metals
“Splooge” on the western coast of Australia
Possible areas to study along coasts of Sri Lanka and South African coasts
Site of the crater in the Indian Ocean
Holocene Working Group suggests possibly 80% of world’s population wiped out.

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