If vast portions of the Western Plains in the USA are Mesozoic .. that is all there was. There are no glaciers ever having scoured down to Creataceous or Ordovician in Kentucky. Most of the meteor impacts are Recent Ice Age Hits... Particularly with late Cenozoic Pliocene Pleistocene strata surrounding

How is your high point any more than 200!?

I can't help but think of one-punch man threat levels when he says "approaching extinction level events"

Imagine if we got a big one tomorrow. Think of all the cool videos we'd enjoy for a few days before people realized they don't know how to make food.

I was hoping to see the Burckle crater in the Indian ocean. Est 4500 to 5000 years old. Great video never the less.

the uk is not on the list. lol

The Chesapeake Bay Impact Crater, hiding in plain site, where the Chesapeake Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean in Eastern Virginia, has been identified as the Largest impact crater in North America. The tsunami from this event reached the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Salt water from the ancient sea was thrust into fresh water aquifers. Glass spherols were scattered from Texas to Georgia and beyond. The course of fresh water rivers, to include the James River were altered. Core drilling has determined that the asteroid impact reached a depth that equals the Grand Canyon. The Chesapeake Bay Impact Crater has the distinction of being spanned by both the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel systems, constructed before the impact site was “discovered”. Bravo to Dr. C. Wylie Poag and the USGS for the research and dedication to confirm this massive impact event…….hiding in plain site here in Virginia, the United States and North America.

See! Mississippi is good for something! It’s either one of two things. A hunting camp. Or a tree farm. There’s not too much else going on. 😂

Im from Natchez and this is good to see. Check it out. It’s a really cool, really old American town without a curfew that was once as wealthy as NY and Paris. Check out a map of the MS River and its former channels. I’m always amazed by the river and what we’ve done to try to control it.

That island in Shanghai is where the Chinese are building their Navy. It’s the largest shipyard in the world. Go look at it.

The craters in the Baltic countries were said to be places of spiritual/religious importance. Charlemagne and his people started building churches on top of the old places that the “pagans” congregated at and then you get the town like the one in Germany with the church at the center of an impact crater. The Natchez Indians on the MS river were said to have a meteorite inside of their main house. Their belief system is close to some western tribes and they believed they descended from people in that area. I’m sure the Native Americans found the meteorite to be extremely valuable, as most peoples around the world did in some fashion. Knives and other things made from meteorites were something to have as a king or a chief. I firmly believe that we’re only told part of the story when it comes to meteorites and it’s prolly best that we don’t know the whole story. It’s a really interesting thing to think about k about.

I thought it was a horsefly. I took a swing at it. Nope. It was just random ☄️ flying across the screen. That was an awesome touch to this subject 😂

I absolutely love this. Great voice and great video.

For 4 years, I lived in Atyrau, Kazakhstan, on the northern tip of the Caspian.

What about the Greenland crater?

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I dunno what that map is but it's trash and wrong. Doesn't ever have the massive Greenland impact so why bother watching the video.

I have one 50 + mile radius split the mountains up

When God brought the moon in so he could see those little dinosaurs a piece of the Moon fell off and killed his little dinosaurs God says he's really sorry we all make mistakes get in touch with old Bob

Carter Bay Virginia the scientists say asteroid hit billions of years ago they did get one thing right an asteroid did hit Earth but not there I have evidence will set the world inside my pocket

Awful narrator.

Can you imagine how many landed in the oceans that we don't even know about....

Are you throwing your voice lower? It doesn't sound natural and is distracting.

Why are you whispering?

Also Upheaval Dome was not a bollide strike.

I want to like your video but you didn't feature Middlesboro Crater, and it is the only crater with a national park and city inside it. Sorry, to me that is a real oversight considering the importance of pioneer history of the Cumberland Gap.

what about Hiawatha Crater in northern Greenland?

When was the SA crater formed,Cambrian ,Precambrian?

The meteor going across the screen at 5:13 startled me so much in bed because I thought it was a bug

Manna-coo-again

So there's no craters in the Indian ocean?

I wonder what’s the least impacted continent/specifically region in the planet?

Canada has no areas below sea level?

They really don’t like America

I live at 5600ft its kinda crazy i live above over half the states

LETS GO NUMBA 2

You forgot about the moon.

AWESOME VIDEO

Crazy that so many volcanoes are on this list that managed to get so damn big lmao.

POT-a-MAC is egregious. Look up pronunciations.

Your database is probably relative to the geoid (a level surface), rather than sea level, which is not a level surface. Coastal sea level is determined empirically using sea level (or tide) gages, and can be affected by localized oceanographic effects. This may account for some of the coastal areas you mention, which can have a negative elevation, which is measured from the geoid, but still be dry (at least most of the time).

There is one India.. below is a link of a youtubers experience kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6PVn6akl8h2Zs0si=-GDWEkl_UmMGx0D2

so much for Carlson, impact theory,.😅..

God really tried to killed all those giant spiders and other deadly creatures in Australia right….and failed

Pity it didn't mention the Deniliquin Structure, a crater 500+ kilometres in diameter spanning NSW and Victoria in Australia. Probably responsible for a mass extinction event about 400million years ago

I love just watching this stuff. Thank you very much

i aint no geometrist but im strrokin my shit to this right now

That's it, who's stopping them?

6:47 they took “an asteroid can’t strike twice in the same place” to a whole new level

The sea of Galilee is not part of syria, it in the golan heights which is now israel