[meteorite-list] Re: Impacts and other big issues

From: chris sharp <casper_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Thu Apr 22 10:08:23 2004
Message-ID: <002901c25921$16441a70$5d012bca_at_ringtail>

Hi,
>From what I can understand there are a lot more impact craters on the
Earth than have yet been recognised or "validated".

The document below ( 14th June 2002) mentions "a chain of at least
five craters spread across several continents"

It doesn't go into any details but goes on to hypothesise a meteorite
ricochet that leaves a debris trail that eventually forms into a
debris ring around the Earth's equator.

Is there anyone that has any idea what Sandia Labs are talking about?

Is it a line of craters starting in Central Australia, another off the
North West of Western Australia heading up into SE Asia (Thailand?)
and on further? Where does this line end? When did it happen?

Web Page:

http://www.sandia.gov/LabNews/LN06-14-02/LN06-14-02.html

then look for "Rings around the Earth: A clue to climate change?"

right click, save as

or

just try this link

http://www.sandia.gov/LabNews/LN06-14-02/labnews06-14-02.pdf

September will never be the same for me and billions of people around
the world. Nevertheless the events of Sept11 2001 are on a human scale
that finds it difficult to comprehend the effect of a series of
impacts on such a global scale.

The local paper carried a picture on its front page last weekend of 61
babies born to widows of 9/11, heart rending stuff with apparently
over 100 kids who will never know their father's.

The Israeli and Palestinians seem to be killing more of each others
children with hatred and hysteria on the TV every day.

The troubles at Erfurt school in June this year.

Why does humanity find it so difficult to live peacefully with each
other? I'm with you Bernd.

chris sharp
Received on Tue 10 Sep 2002 07:23:34 PM PDT