Derk
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Could I have found ejecta from the Kentland impact event, over 70 miles to the northwest? Is it even possible that it was flung southward over 500 miles from the Sudbury, Ontario impact, like over a billion years ago? Can we rule out the Greenland Crater formation as the source?
Not much in the way of volcanoes, active or ancient, anywhere near our spot, roughly centered atop the North American tectonic plate.
All I know is that I don't. And I recon someone here might could. Any help appreciated.
A picture only paints 1000 words, so to make sure there's more than enough I went with 25 frames a second, for probably too many seconds. I'm happy to claim it as my 15 of fame(thank you Mr. P.T. Barnum) if anyone will please watch at least the first 6 minutes.
Sincerest Thanks!
Not much in the way of volcanoes, active or ancient, anywhere near our spot, roughly centered atop the North American tectonic plate.
All I know is that I don't. And I recon someone here might could. Any help appreciated.
A picture only paints 1000 words, so to make sure there's more than enough I went with 25 frames a second, for probably too many seconds. I'm happy to claim it as my 15 of fame(thank you Mr. P.T. Barnum) if anyone will please watch at least the first 6 minutes.
Sincerest Thanks!
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