Iowa -- more Carolina Bays

This episode discusses the elliptical basins in Iowa that are analogous to the Carolina Bays and the Nebraska Rainwater Basins. It also proposes that the Carolina Bays formed 12,900 years ago using contextual evidence form advances and retreats of ice sheets, dates obtained by OSL by various researchers, and ecological markers based on the energy of the glacier ice bombardment.

The Neglected Carolina Bays: Ubiquitous Geological Evidence of a Cataclysm.

Python program for fitting of ellipses to the Carolina Bays by the least squares method.

[Adam.Selene]

I was at the South Carolina State Museum this week and noticed a sign that said “The origin of the Carolina Bays is unknown.” That will need to be corrected.

[wkmac]

I was born in NC in the mid 50's and raised there into the early 70's and of the Bays but not in the context presented here. Even went swimming a number of times in a Bay not knowing for decades what it was. I first learned about the Carolina Bays on the off chance of seeing a YT video by Randall Carlson where he spoke on the topic. Other conclusions of his on other topics aside, his discussion and his own investigations on both the Carolina Bays and the Ice Sheet Impact Hypothesis were so fascinating, wife and I started looking ourselves including taking trips to known impact craters in the eastern US to see with our own eyes. Really appreciate what you bring to the discussion with this video and I just subscribed so I can check out more. Thank you sir.

[matthewgauthier]

Thank you. What an amazing tool LIDAR is proving to be in the advancement of science and archaeology.
And im always pleased to get these gems. Fascinating.
Thank you for your work.

[SasquatchBioacoustic]

You're building a mountain of evidence for your theory. Keep up the good work.

[---Dana----]

Bravo! The Iceman cometh and he's bringing the evidence! ❤

[JamesSBaker-desd]

A brilliant summation of your years of investigation. Your video production technique is very masterful. Thank you for your efforts on our behalf.

[استاذدانيال]

Mr Zamora, I'm extremely interested in your work, having discovered it a few years ago. I often use the bibliograpic material that you include to get the articles that you reference. Thank you for continuing to post videos with new evidence.

[MontréalinSpring]

Thanks for examining so many of the craters! I think you have proved there were a-lot of big rocks the hit the earth all over the planet! The ice bomb secondary craters were a gift except for the larger creatures. Hope we find some of the rocks in the big lakes!

[andymccracken]

I'm pleased to hear that Austin's research was helpful !!

[bellalunaroses]

Thanks. The larger (western) Grafton structure appears to have a smaller, VERY faint ellipse in the south-central portion. The eastern Grafton structure has several arcs that may be too short to be reliably analyzed for elliptical shape.🦖

[rh]

Brother, an 8 year old can look at the map with azimuth lines drawn and see that your observation, I won’t call it a theory anymore, is TRUTH. 👍👍👍

[lkhfun]

Hi Antonio. Well, the plot thickens, as they say. Thank you for the exceptional work!

[susanyoung]

Great video!! Thank you for all your hard work!

[AustinKoleCarlisle]

Thank you for the mention, Antonio. I hope the data I found has been helpful to your theory. I have way more data points if you're interested. Nice work.

[Chuck]

As the bays are being lost to time, has there been any unrelated nationwide LIDAR scanning that we can keep for posterity, like the ones you use in your research? Or even global LIDAR scans by satelllites?

The different convergence points from the bays could be explained by a chain of extraterrestrial meteor impacts - like those of the Shoemaker-Levy comet that struck Jupiter. Or possibly a large meteor that had an airburst, and the pieces were still large enough to do the damage which resulted in the bays we see today.

[worldbridger]

great video Antonio, as always! te has rifado!! saludos!

[herbicidal]

An obvious thought but one I hadn't considered until now. The lack of impact basins in Canada would be consistent with the ice sheet covering the probable impact points.

[bryanodriscoll]

Is it possible that there were other impacts elsewhere on earth at the same time as the impacts on the Laurentide Ice Sheet? Perhaps the LIDAR could be used to see if there are any CB structures in different parts of the Northern hemisphere, Russia for example. The megafaunal extinction occurred all over and not just in North America.

[bardmadsen]

That was very compelling with a lot of examples up against half baked ideas, yet silence and never happened. It is an aversion to space falls of any kind. I have the same problem, I can go on and on with examples that the snake symbol is about flying serpents and all they can muster is its skin sloughs off and is a regeneration of the soul, life giving, etc. completely diametric to destruction from above. It is strange, twenty examples versus .5, let's go with the underdog! This is probably what Tesla felt like with polyphase alternating current.

[slickwillie]

I was just wondering, have the trajectories been corrected for the Coriolis force? If not, perhaps it was one impact. I don't think it was one impact, but just checking.