Major Updates About 31km Crater Found In Greenland In 2018

Hello and welcome! My name is Anton and in this video, we will talk about a definitive confirmation of the age of the huge crater discovered in Greenland in 2018
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[UteChewb]

Glad to see you back, Anton. Just know that there are so many people who are thinking of you and your family. We admire your courage and humanity.

[spinachkale]

As someone with terrible attention span I love that you make your videos so descriptive without having them hours long thank you. Have a great day

[neutrongarbage]

Anton, I just wanted to express my deepest condolences for you and your family... Losing a child is something no parent wants to go through, and I admire your strength and bravery in this time. Thank you for still sharing space and science news with us, and also for your efforts to help children suffering from the effects of war. You are a good man and we appreciate the heck out of you.

[joshalmightyblades]

Guys please support our brother Anton as well! He is a selfless man, but he could use our support even if he doesn't ask.

[dreigen]

Glad to have you back! We're all here for you and wish you and your family the best through difficult times.

[andrewburnett]

one of the best youtube channels and one of the better dudes alive right now

[jesseweaver]

As a parent who lost my daughter, you have my prayers, respect and condolences . Bless you anton

[curiouscrocodile]

You're a wonderful person yourself. Stay strong Anton - we all love you.

[jeremystarkiller]

Hey there Anton. I hope that your doing better and I’m glad that you are back. You are like family to me and I am happy to see you back. Love ya brother

[Ipbulldog]

Thank you for another interesting program! 70 years ago my wonderful wife lost her older brother to a rare disease. To this day his photo is next to mine on her dresser. He is never forgotten and I’m sure Yuri will always remember Neil, too. Some ancient saying notes that the spirit of loved ones who pass away are still alive as long as they live in our memories. — George —

[eshbena]

I am so very sorry for your loss. I can't even begin to imagine the pain you and your family are in. I can only send you love and support in this horrible time. Please know that you are an important part of many people's families and we grieve with you. All of our love.

[scotarg]

Thanks Anton. Its amazing, that even after 50 years of satalite data, we're still discovering things such as huge craters that are hidden in plain sight!
Wishing you and family all the best.

[rkhnd]

Hi Anton. Great video. I've always had a fascination for craters. We have one near me in Harrisburg, PA that was a comet debris ice impact crater. It left a layer of gray debris impact slag which was quarried for years for the making of window weights which they used to use inside your window frame to help you raise and lower the window. It's so exciting to know that such an event is so close to where I live. It is an abandoned water filled hole now by the side of a main road hidden with bordering trees. I'm sure most of the population has no idea what they are driving by. I had saved an aerial picture of it I was going to send you but unfortunately it no longer is posted. It's a shame. You could see the gray slag all along the inside of it. Glad to see you back. My prayers to you and your family.

[bdenver]

Welcome back Anton, wishing you and your family all the best during this difficult time

[majr.medical]

Hey man, really feeling for you right now. So sorry to hear your tragic news but hope you and yours are staying well. Love your content, will most definitely donate when I can! Take care of yourself

[thomasewing]

Meteoritics is my primary astronomy hobby. The Hiawatha impact of approx. 13, 000 years ago could nicely explain a lot of human history, the loss of megamammals in the Northern Hemisphere, the peppering of recent small impacts across the US from about the same age, and explain what many erroneously believe to be Atlantis. Human civilization had to restart after such a cataclysm.

[duderino]

I greatly appreciate all the hard work and research you put into your presentations. You represent the very best of YT.

[kathleenposton]

The loss of a child is a terrible thing. I'm trying to heal from the loss of my husband of 43 years. I'm so pleased that you feel well enough to start making your wonderful videos again. Work, especially work that you enjoy, is a great healer. Just started going back to my own work.

[chrisbarker]

I lost my daughter to S.I.D.S. also Anton. I feel your pain and wish you well in healing. One day at a time brother.

[baahcusegamer]

Welcome back! Couldn’t miss the pun: “it definitely had some impact on the planet.” ;). VERY interesting video! Thanks for this!