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- Nadir Crater: The Other Dino-Killer? Thu, 29 Sep 22, 3:00amGuest “Geology Rocks!” by David Middleton Impact Crater off the African Coast May Be Linked to ChicxulubThe underwater crater, spotted serendipitously in commercial observations of seafloor sediments, is believed...
- DART Mission Launched to Test “Armageddon” Asteroid Deflection Capability Fri, 26 Nov 21, 1:00amFollowing recent concerns that the risk of dangerous Asteroid impacts may have been underestimated, NASA appears to be stepping up its plans to develop the capability to deflect inbound space rocks.
- Bronze Age City Destroyed by Bolide Wed, 22 Sep 21, 7:00amGuest “They nailed this one” by David Middleton Scientific archaeology is essentially forensic history. It is an interdisciplinary effort, involving multiple disciplines, often including: archaeology, geology,...
- The Single Biggest Problem With the Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis: Uniformitarian Impact Craters, Part Cinq Thu, 28 Jun 18, 2:22amGuest commentary by David Middleton YDIH = Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis YDB = Younger Dryas Boundary Last month I shot a big hole in the latest YDIH paper. This Science News article shoots another big hole in it. The...
- Making sense of senseless sea level scares in Norfolk Virginia – 60% of the rise is from subsidence, the remainder from landfill settling Mon, 2 Jun 14, 2:02amOne of the problems with so called “science writers” in the mainstream media today is that few of them have the wherewithal and training to do some basic sanity checking...
- Making sense of senseless sea level scares in Norfolk Virginia – 60% of the rise is from subsidence Mon, 2 Jun 14, 2:02amOne of the problems with so called “science writers” in the mainstream media today is that few of them have the wherewithal and training to do some basic sanity checking...
- New evidence supporting extraterrestrial impact at the start of the Younger Dryas Mon, 12 Mar 12, 6:53pmThere’s a new paper in PNAS worth having a look at. It seems the authors found some very strong evidence for a comet or asteroid impact during the period known as the Younger Dryas. According to Wikipedia: The Younger...