Taurid Meteor Stream and Global Catastrophes

Evidence suggests Earth’s encounters with the Taurid meteor stream have caused significant catastrophes, with some theorizing it as a key factor in the Younger Dryas boundary impacts. While smaller events may be regional, objects half a mile or larger in diameter could have global consequences, reshaping planetary history.

[alecbrinker]

The amazing part is, even the rock that struck 65 million years ago was just a speck next to the Earth. It's like hitting a beachball with a speck of dust, and the entire surface of the beach ball is destroyed.
Scary.

[ArchimedesPie]

If you REALLY wanted to marshall all the powers that be to protect our future Earth, it should definitely include a response system for asteroids.

[JohnDoe-jqwy]

THANK YOU FOR YOUR POWERFUL CREATING AND MAGICAL PERFECTION...
MERRY CHRISTMAS ⛄🎁⛄😅😊

[christophercoleman]

The Draconid meteors come from a region identifued as a dragon. In ancient & medieval texts, near-earth comets and asteroids are often referred to as "dragons". No doubt the original observors meant it metaphorically, but over time, in the retelling, came to be taken literally!

[rockman]

The Taurid meteor stream will destroy the Earth much much sooner than a bunch of cows farting. The wacky environmentalist are nuts.

[glennjaye]

wow ... a LOT of guessing when this fella speaks.

[DearMr.IamOffended]

@therandallcarlson Do you find that there are these types of events that occur on the North American continent more so than other continents? I live in the Inland NW and am fascinated by the geological history. Thanks

[Richard-zcyb]

Bill Napier seems a little too happy !

[VBMichael_D]

I would love to hear his assessment of the Burckle impact around 5000 years ago.

[jam]

Bill Napier looks like he gets into some mischief

[kengrow]

Most of the impact there is a here is about one huge meteorite. But what if we traveled through a debris field four a few days? Every quarter mile or so we get hit by something the size of a golf ball. I am Magine that would be a reset as well.

[PeterWarwick-ux]

Earth has had several asteroid strikes over the millions and billions of years. Each impact increases the weight and volume of the planet. I know that each impact has a negligible change, but what effect does the cumulative change over time have? Does it slow Earth's rotation (daily), and would it affect the number of days in a year over time?

[soydansogukcesme]

you dont need that big of a meteor to half global impact.
lets say it is small and it hase impact on one continent.. do you realy think that will not effect the rest of the world?

[MarkD-vgst]

Have suggested for years a raising NASA funds from one half cent per dollar to one cent, with the one half penny boast go to studying the 2 streams

[PAUL-emtj]

Maybe, just maybe we can use these thousands of nuclear weapons on meteors instead of cities. 🤔

[svenweihusen]

If these theory is true where is the crater? A meteoroid doesn’t have enough mass to cause major climate changes but the material he hit has. So you need a crater to do damage. Haven’t heard of a crater that fits this time.

[drakesmith]

Bill Napier is definitely on the Diddy list

[marijosunderhaus]

Why not talk about Sagittarius Galaxy is merging with The Miky Way Galaxy!!!!

[jimmackay]

Bill Napier ain't English, I'm sure he's scottish

[joshuahicks]

I consider you, Doctor Carlson. What is your opinion on the timeline of the Younger Dryas period because of the Taurid Meteor stream; linear speaking compared with the Biblical account?