11 Asteroid Impact Events That Slammed Into Earth

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[bobbiezarate]

Yes! I love the long form content! The Burckle Crater and Sahara Tsunami are my favorite compilations🙏🤩

[andrestein]

LONGER THAN MY OLD SAGGY BALLS AND I LOVE IT

[Jubjub]

Your videos help me relax. The narration and the images are great. Thank you.

[rhinojohn]

Great content! I was waiting for the impact compilation thanks!

[gregrobsn]

What I love is the scientifically precise terminology and measurements.

“This would have raised the temperature of the atmosphere to unthinkable levels and the ejecta released would have shrouded the globe for an unthinkable amount of time. It would have blocked the sunlight and plunged the temperature of the earth by a drastic amount.”

[tribalbabymum]

Thanks for this, I find asteroid impact stories just SO fascinating

[kishensookoo]

Great and interesting video my Ace Geology friend

[tektitescouk]

Great videos. You should consider doing a video on the 0.788 ka Australasian Tekite impact that showered Australia with glass. Happy to advise. The crater is not yet confirmed but there is a great candidate structure in the Gulf of Tonkin (Vietnam - Hainan).

[kerrymcdonagh]

I am really enjoying your channel on this very interesting subject matter. Thankyou

[ricardobimblesticks]

Destructivity is how much damage something could do.
Destructiveness is how much damage something actually did.

[ash_fish.sticks]

My dad sent me this video :P I love my dad

[michaelsowden]

Mentioned many times, what constitutes a “shallow ocean”? Under 100 meters depth? 500 meters? Deeper?

[jamieblanche]

Yayy!! I know what i'm watching while skiving today :) I love your vids, matey.

[PeterMurfitt]

Hi, love your videos. I have a question for you. As a kid I remember playing around an old quarry on my uncles farm. It's in the area known as Tandarook in southwest Vic. And we used to find heaps of quartz, often with what looked like rust embedded in it. Also lit of darker quartz like cc rystals. The quarry used to be to bextract scoria. Could it be possible that could it be possible that more valuable minerals be present.

[andymccracken]

I'm enjoying this video, even though I have seen most of the parts before, it was your impact and tsunami content that brought me in originally. I would like your opinion on my theory that there is low adhesion between the mantle and the core. You may have heard of Charles Hapgood and his pole-shift theory, which was based on climate data, but he didn't have much knowledge of the Earth's interior and was generally met with some incredulity. I suspect a good impact from space could set things in motion.

[CONCERTMANchicago]

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[stanettiels]

1:23:09
Geeezus, that’s sounds like me after a particularly spicy curry.

[QuickFixTips]

This is wonderful Oz!!! This has been my weekly fix of geological (asteroid-induced) phenomena! Hope you're still gold-hunting! Now, have you heard that Italy's gov't officials have been meeting, regarding the immenent explosion of the world-ending Campi Flegrei Volcano?? OMG!!! Grateful we never moved over there! HA! Thanks for the head's up Oz, as usual!

[John.z]

Now you have me thinking about nuclear fish! 🤣
Seriously, that is an interesting collection. As I grew up thinking Australia was rather stable, geologically, that many major impacts and volcanos is a revelation.

[conclaveofthelost]

I got to say it's not often you talk bolides mate'. a refreshing change for sure. You should do it more often. Just don't talk complete bolides. OK?? Nice one as usual, keep them coming please.