Bolide Airbursts Trigger Recent Global Cooling Event | News of the Day | Hugh Ross

[@stwoods25]

Who doesn't love Hugh Ross and his dedication to God and Science! We all are blessed because of his ministry!

[@noggler6211]

He is a well mannered gentleman as well. He is always very respectful in his debates..

[@jerryhammond373]

Thanks for the update.

[@ji8044]

Good science, I enjoyed it.

[@Eleazar-w9r]

Thank you, Hugh, masterful as always. Really enjoying these updates.

[@kurtyoung6769]

Thank you Dr. Ross......this was fascinating

[@kevinbirdwell7375]

As a paleoclimate guy, I love when these sorts of issues get resolved!

[@danzac1857]

Hi Kevin! Dan Z here. Like you, I love paleoclimatology. The Younger Dryas period has intrigued me for a long time, and over any other explanation, I currently favor the YDIH (Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis for those that don't know). I am also very fascinated by the archeology and paleontology surrounding the onset of that period. I have a sample of the "black mat" layer from Murray Springs AZ that I would like to eventually have analyzed. Would love to discuss paleoclimatology with you sometimes.

[@kevinbirdwell7375]

@@danzac1857 I've not done much with black mats but I have done some work with tree rings. My dissertation advisor was a dendro guy. I think one of my favorite things to study are glacial ice cores. One of my favorite places is Yellowstone and although there aren't many glaciers there now, there are plenty of erratics around. There used to be a 1000 foot ice cap there.

[@MutsPub]

Thank you.

[@SPQR2755]

Really awesome!

[@FonsecaStatter]

Thank you for your clear and concise explanations...r

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[@anthonycarbone3826]

Interesting paper. I am wondering how they found the evidence when it covered so many sites and the evidence was buried.

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[@jonathanlong6987]

So 😎! 😂 Yet, seriously COOL!!!

[@danzac1857]

If the Younger Dryas period was indeed a temperature anomaly caused by an astronomical impact, maybe they should think about redating the beginning of the Holocene interglacial epoch to the beginning of the previous warm Bølling-Allerød interstadial period at around 14,700 BP instead of at the end of the Younger Dryas at around 11,700 BP.

[@baneverything5580]

Randall Carlson has a lot of info about this subject and the history of impacts and their effects on ancient humans.

[@carolnash6091]

would this event explain the civilizations that went extinct in Mexico or South America?

[@bobsnead1153]

Many of my Christian friends view the climate change that we are witnessing today as just another example of how the earth's climate changes, with the clear implication that no cause was necessary for past climate shifts. I'll now forward a link to this video to them. Thank you for the clear demonstration that climate events do have causes, as physics tells us. I have to wonder, though, what you want our take-away to be. Will God send another comet our way to once again balance the harm our fossil fuels are doing to the earth?

[@johngarant4891]

I find this very interesting. Does this science mean that you believe in the gap theory?