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    Default Re: Huge asteroid crater found under the ice in Greenland

    If I leap to a conclusion that a grape-shot of objects dotted the entire north American ice pack, I can then include a strong possibility that it was a deliberate act.


    I mean . . . . what are the odds ?
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    If I leap to a conclusion that a grape-shot of objects dotted the entire north American ice pack, I can then include a strong possibility that it was a deliberate act.

    I mean . . . . what are the odds ?
    Well, it's a bit like throwing a loosely-compacted snowball at someone, and then it all splits into a dozen tiny snowballs, but everything still hits them in a kind of big splatter.

    Like this concept image:


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    Default Re: Huge asteroid crater found under the ice in Greenland

    thanks for the last video Bill.

    I was just about to ask about the heat evaporating the ice instantly, turning it to steam.

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    Default Re: Huge asteroid crater found under the ice in Greenland

    also, would the explosion not be almost twice the power of impact, factoring in the evaporation of the ice instantly?

    How would that calculate into impact, witch is speed, times weight, and mass?

    Must have been larger, and fragmented into many pieces to impact such a large area.

    Just my Observations.

    I Would love to here differant takes on this.

    I am not a scientist, or educated.

    Very interesting thead though.

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    Must have been larger, and fragmented into many pieces to impact such a large area.
    This might be an analogy. If you drop a baseball into your bathtub from several feet above the water, the sloshing ripples will go all over the bath... far larger an area than just the size of the small ball.

    But if you SLOWLY PLACED the ball in the tub, there'd be no sloshing at all. It's the moving energy of the ball that creates the wider effect on whatever it hits.

    And conversely, the higher you drop it from (i.e. the higher the energy of the ball when it hits), the greater the 'sloshing' will be.

    This is a little bit the same as a bullet, although it's not an exact analogy. The diameter of a bullet is tiny. But it can create a BIG open hole (or wound) when it hits something solid. It's not just a small hole each time. The force of the impact also dissipates sideways as soon as it hits.

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    Default Re: Huge asteroid crater found under the ice in Greenland

    Here is a bit about the mechanics of meteoritic impacts. The following doesn't account for the possibility of a meteorite explosion/fragmentation when entering earth atmosphere like in the Chelyabinsk case which could then be equivalent to a meteoritic bombing of a larger track area:


    The Mechanics of Impact Cratering
    When a large extraterrestrial object enters the Earth's atmosphere the initial impact with the atmosphere will compress the atmosphere, sending a shock wave through the air [sonic boom]. Frictional heating will cause the object to heat and glow. Melting and even vaporization of the outer parts of the object will begin, but if the object is large enough, solid material will remain when it impacts the surface of the Earth.

    Impacts of large meteorites have never been observed by humans. Much of our knowledge about what happens next must come from scaled experiments. As the solid object plows into the Earth, it will compress the rocks to form a depression and cause a jet of fragmented rock and dust to be expelled into the atmosphere. This material is called ejecta.

    Some of the ejecta will be hot enough to vaporize, and the heat generated by the impact could be high enough to actually melt the rock at the site of the impact.

    The impact will send a shock wave into the rocks below, and the rocks will be crushed into small fragments to form a breccia.

    The shock wave entering the Earth will first move in as a compressional wave (P-wave), but after passage of the compressional wave an expansion wave (rarefaction wave) will move back toward the surface. This will cause the floor of the crater to be uplifted and may also cause the rock around the rim of the crater to bent upward. Faulting may also occur in the rocks around the crater, causing the crater to become enlarged, and have a concentric set of rings.


    The ejecta will eventually settle back to the Earth's surface forming an ejecta blanket that is thick near the crater rim and thins outward from the crater. Rocks below the crater that were not melted by the impact will be intensely fractured. All of this would happen in a matter of 1 to 2 minutes.

    Meteorite Impacts and Mass Extinctions
    The impact of a space object with a size greater than about 1 km would be expected to be felt over the entire surface of the Earth. Smaller objects would certainly destroy the ecosystem in the vicinity of the impact, similar to the effects of a volcanic eruption, but larger impacts could have a worldwide effect on life on the Earth.

    We will here first consider the possible effects of an impact, and then discuss how impacts may have resulted in mass extinction of species on the Earth in the past.

    Regional and Global Effects
    Again, we as humans have no firsthand knowledge of what the effects of an impact of a large meteorite (> 1 km in size) or comet would be. Still, calculations can be made and scaled experiments can be conducted to estimate the effects.The general consensus is summarized here.
    • Massive earthquake - up to Richter Magnitude 13, and numerous large magnitude aftershocks would result from the impact of a large object with the Earth.
    • The large quantities of dust put into the atmosphere would block incoming solar radiation. The dust could take months to settle back to the surface. Meanwhile, the Earth would be in a state of continual darkness, and temperatures would drop throughout the world, generating global winter like conditions. A similar effect has been postulated for the aftermath of a nuclear war (termed a nuclear winter). Blockage of solar radiation would also diminish the ability of photosynthetic organisms, like plants, to photosynthesize. Since photosynthetic organisms are the base of the food chain, this would seriously disrupt all ecosystems.
    • Widespread wildfires ignited by radiation from the fireball as the object passed through the atmosphere would be generated. Smoke from these fires would further block solar radiation to enhance the cooling effect and further disrupt photosynthesis.
    • If the impact occurred in the oceans, giant tsunami would be generated. For a 10 km-diameter object the leading edge would hit the seafloor of the deep ocean basins before the top of the object had reached sea level. The tsunami from such an impact is estimated to produce waves from 1 to 3 km high. These could easily flood the interior of continents.
    • If the impact occurred in the oceans, a large steam cloud would be produced by the sudden evaporation of the seawater. This water vapor and CO2 would remain in the atmosphere long after the dust settles. Both of these gases are greenhouse gases which scatter solar radiation and create a warming effect. Thus, after the initial global cooling, the atmosphere would undergo global warming for many years after the impact.
    • Large amounts of nitrogen oxides would result from combining Nitrogen and Oxygen in the atmosphere due to the shock produced by the impact. These nitrogen oxides would combine with water in the atmosphere to produce nitric acid which would fall back to the surface as acid rain, resulting in the acidification of surface waters.
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    Default Re: Huge asteroid crater found under the ice in Greenland

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    Must have been larger, and fragmented into many pieces to impact such a large area.
    This might be an analogy. If you drop a baseball into your bathtub from several feet above the water, the sloshing ripples will go all over the bath... far larger an area than just the size of the small ball.

    But if you SLOWLY PLACED the ball in the tub, there'd be no sloshing at all. It's the moving energy of the ball that creates the wider effect on whatever it hits.

    And conversely, the higher you drop it from (i.e. the higher the energy of the ball when it hits), the greater the 'sloshing' will be.

    This is a little bit the same as a bullet, although it's not an exact analogy. The diameter of a bullet is tiny. But it can create a BIG open hole (or wound) when it hits something solid. It's not just a small hole each time. The force of the impact also dissipates sideways as soon as it hits.

    But,That would imply an opinion of the distanse in which the object was thown, or dropped.

    A bullit from thee feet, of any caliber of rifle. shotgun, or whatever launching mechanisim, is going to be greater at a closer distance, hence, footpounds. (per square inch.

    The closer the object, the no sideways movement.

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    Default Re: Huge asteroid crater found under the ice in Greenland

    Sawn-off-shotgun spreads its shot.

    If you take all the lead shot from one cartridge and mold contents it into one slug you will make a big dent in a metal sheet.

    The same amount of lead shot as small individual pieces will hit the whole surface layer

    Now take both the above add them together.

    One big impactor followed bay an array of smaller ones, Ouch
    The big one taking burning up and out a vast amount of resistance causing AIR allowing the small stuff through o.0
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    Quote In contact 60 dated 8 July, 1976, Semjase gives Billy a detailed explanation of the history leading up to and including the war that led to the total destruction of both Mu in the area of the Gobi desert and Greater Atlantis in the Atlantic Ocean whereby only a few small islands are left, namely the Azore Islands. Briefly, an extremely evil JHWH named Arus and his followers led constant attacks against both cities in order to try and take possession of them. Worldwide wars raged for 2 milleniums. As a result of intrigues, hate and the will for destruction arose amongst the inhabitants of both cities towards each other. The Atlantians commanded a huge fighting fleet of fighter beamships of all types. In a quick attack they completely levelled Mu. However, the scientists of Mu had also developed a most powerful weapon whereby they were able to direct large asteroids to act as huge unstoppable bombs. As the Atlantians rejoiced over their quick decisive victory over Mu, some Mu scientists, who had been notified of the attack while working in space developing their destructive technology, chose an appropriate asteroid and guided her in a suicide mission to completely destroy Atlantis with a force so great, the Earth had, and never will see the likes of it again...As the asteroid entered into the atmosphere, it split into thousands of smaller pieces with a total power greater than 32,000 hydrogen bombs. These crashed down with such force into the ocean that they caused the Earth's crust to break. A giant flood wave the height of 2,300 meters arose and this is what caused the complete submergence of countries and the city of Greater Atlantis. These events transpired approximately 11,500 years ago.

    Can Billy get some love here?
    So let me state this again.
    Billy Meier stated back in 1976,,,19-efn-76 that an asteroid came down 11,500 years ago and destroyed Atlantis. DAMN! I mean DAMN!!
    The dude is NEVER freaking wrong.
    Might I also add that he correctly stated that the highest Mountains in the world were not the Himalayas but in fact the Andes in Ecuador and he stated this back in the 70's, this was stated as Mountains should be measured from the center of the planet. And he was right!!!
    Billy Meier has stated that tectonic plates will move if too much oil is drilled and or too much water is damned at various points.
    And this was deemed correct in the late nineties but again Billy stated this back in the 70's.

    Folks should pause for a moment and ponder this.

    There is a reason you should ponder this because Billy makes predictions based on if things don't change, and things have not changed as such his predictions are basically gathering inertia to come true.
    Case in point would be Billy's predictions for Europe burning from within and being destroyed due to Muslim occupation.
    This has seemed ludicrous in the past, but with the recent influx of Muslim refugees into Europe this now seems very possible.
    Billy Meier is just so spot freaking on. At some point I would think folks would start to take him a little more seriously.

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    Quote In contact 60 dated 8 July, 1976, Semjase gives Billy a detailed explanation of the history leading up to and including the war that led to the total destruction of both Mu in the area of the Gobi desert and Greater Atlantis in the Atlantic Ocean whereby only a few small islands are left, namely the Azore Islands. Briefly, an extremely evil JHWH named Arus and his followers led constant attacks against both cities in order to try and take possession of them. Worldwide wars raged for 2 milleniums. As a result of intrigues, hate and the will for destruction arose amongst the inhabitants of both cities towards each other. The Atlantians commanded a huge fighting fleet of fighter beamships of all types. In a quick attack they completely levelled Mu. However, the scientists of Mu had also developed a most powerful weapon whereby they were able to direct large asteroids to act as huge unstoppable bombs. As the Atlantians rejoiced over their quick decisive victory over Mu, some Mu scientists, who had been notified of the attack while working in space developing their destructive technology, chose an appropriate asteroid and guided her in a suicide mission to completely destroy Atlantis with a force so great, the Earth had, and never will see the likes of it again...As the asteroid entered into the atmosphere, it split into thousands of smaller pieces with a total power greater than 32,000 hydrogen bombs. These crashed down with such force into the ocean that they caused the Earth's crust to break. A giant flood wave the height of 2,300 meters arose and this is what caused the complete submergence of countries and the city of Greater Atlantis. These events transpired approximately 11,500 years ago.

    Can Billy get some love here?
    So let me state this again.
    Billy Meier stated back in 1976,,,19-efn-76 that an asteroid came down 11,500 years ago and destroyed Atlantis. DAMN! I mean DAMN!!
    The dude is NEVER freaking wrong.
    Might I also add that he correctly stated that the highest Mountains in the world were not the Himalayas but in fact the Andes in Ecuador and he stated this back in the 70's, this was stated as Mountains should be measured from the center of the planet. And he was right!!!
    Billy Meier has stated that tectonic plates will move if too much oil is drilled and or too much water is damned at various points.
    And this was deemed correct in the late nineties but again Billy stated this back in the 70's.

    Folks should pause for a moment and ponder this.

    There is a reason you should ponder this because Billy makes predictions based on if things don't change, and things have not changed as such his predictions are basically gathering inertia to come true.
    Case in point would be Billy's predictions for Europe burning from within and being destroyed due to Muslim occupation.
    This has seemed ludicrous in the past, but with the recent influx of Muslim refugees into Europe this now seems very possible.
    Billy Meier is just so spot freaking on. At some point I would think folks would start to take him a little more seriously.
    Big fan of Billy myself.

    If you use google earth and view/search Mauritania you can see the evidence quite clearly of a crater in my opinion. This crater requires a little visualization but even today of evidence of a massive wave from that impact is seen from a huge scouring of the earth surface from what appears to be a huge tsunami that washed over that entire area.

    In my view, even if you can't visualize the craters to the west of Africa's shores there in the ocean you can certainly still see the evidence of a big invasion from the ocean at some time in the past going up and over the mountains even now. It shows the evidence of the ocean tsunami better than the craters in the ocean south at Dakar, and ringing out to the islands at San Rei and Santa Maria.

    Then if you play with the zoom more you can imagine a second and even a third impact crater behind the main big one closer to the continent and evidence of the ring from the crater is still seen north at Nouakchott where east of that you see the sure fire evidence of the scouring. Also, speaking of that city look directly to the east and you'll see zooming in to the right height that the sea washed up and over that mountain range flooding into the Eye of the Sahara and perhaps washed back out after almost traveling all the way across the continent having reached Algeria from the looks of it. This must have been one heck of a wall of water!


    Everything is there to prove it is the lost civilization and no one talks about it. That crater is probably related to the one you speak of here and the one found in Greenland recently. You can see the evidence of the wash over of the land easier than the crater(s) but both are there and bones of fish, whales, ships, anchors, sea shells and more are covering the entire desert on the way to the structure. I know I drove it once, well part of it at the beginning with a team and was awe struck at the evidence of sea debris of ocean debris everywhere and not petrified debris either so not all that old compared to some other finds. I even asked that one guy leading us if they had a big earth quake that caused it and all he said was they have those all the time. Had to look up the pics after the video on Atlantis. I'd completely forgotten I had been near that spot at one time.

    As soon as someone sticks a spade in the ground down there with the right team I believe history will change. If you look as I say you can still see in the ocean the faint evidence of impact sites of two craters. One for the big one described and one other right behind it nearly touching ringed out around to the north of Mindelo. Look close. Play with the zoom. You'll see it too.
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    Default Re: Huge asteroid crater found under the ice in Greenland

    Some of Meier's claims and especially photos have been seriously debunked, which is the answer to your question, I think.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billy_Meier
    https://theness.com/neurologicablog/...-cake-edition/

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    Quote Posted by Ratszinger (here)
    [...]
    If you use google earth and view/search Mauritania you can see the evidence quite clearly of a crater in my opinion.
    [...]
    Well, the Richat structure is a circular structure that's neither a meteorite impact nor a volcanic crater... the various studies of that circular structure can only conclude to a differential erosion of sediments which have been deformed into a dome due to the emplacement of an igneous, diapiric alkaline intrusion underneath it during the Cretaceous.


    Three actual impact craters, however, are found in the vicinity:

    Quote Posted by ichingcarpenter (here)
    [...]
    There is also 3 impact craters in Mauritania that exhibit rare gravity abnormalities which is interesting

    https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/...1972.tb00424.x
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    Quote Posted by onawah (here)
    Some of Meier's claims and especially photos have been seriously debunked, which is the answer to your question, I think.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billy_Meier
    https://theness.com/neurologicablog/...-cake-edition/

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    Billy Meier is just so spot freaking on. At some point I would think folks would start to take him a little more seriously.

    LOL, only if you take the a very shallow look into it.
    A skeptic website and a wiki page are your sources, why don't you quote me CNN while you are at it.
    Even if Billy were a fraud, at least he has never physically taken advantage of vulnerable people for sexual gratification like your boy Simon Parks.
    Billy is not a fraud though, his proof stands head and shoulders above all other contactees, and claimed contactees like your boy Simon Parks.
    Billy Meier is the most verifiable contactee in the world, without a doubt, you can take it to the bank.
    Why don't you go ask your boy Alex Collier about Billy Meier, I mean Ralph Amigron who has made a living off of plagerizing the Billy Meier material.
    Billy Meier has had extensive disinformation done on him by alphabet agencies, but if you go to the horses mouth and read his personal published material you will see that the guy is 100% legit and then some.
    We may need to start taking Billy a lot more seriously than we have.
    With the exception being folks who need lies and disinformation, for them I would highly recommend Simon Parks.

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    I just suspended DNA's account for 3 days, for being overly rude in the above post.
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    Default Re: Huge asteroid crater found under the ice in Greenland

    Just to set the record straight, I don't doubt there is serious disinfo out about Meier, nor do I doubt that some of it is actually correct, and that is also the conclusion of many legitimate researchers.
    The same can be said of many others, which is why evidence is the real litmus test of legitimacy.
    That includes Simon Parkes and Alex Collier, who are hardly "my boys" or "our boys"-- not sure if you were referring to me personally or Avalon in general, or just in general there, DNA, but untrue in the former cases.
    It also seems that such people often seem to start out giving good information, but somehow, somewhere along the line, they seem to lose their way and the stories stop making sense or just don't test out as true.
    I don't think we've even come close to figuring out why that pattern keeps repeating--have they been taken over by entities, succumbed to pressure, are they being mind controlled, were they set up somehow to discredit conspiracy research from the start or ????
    But the process of vetting continues and that's one of the things that Avalon is for.
    To hopefully, help us get past wishful thinking and gullibility, drawing naive conclusions, learning to admit when we're wrong and not letting that stop us from taking the next step.
    A lot of times, I have found that you can find the best reason NOT to believe someone by looking at the people who have followed their stories hook, line and sinker, ie "by their fruits ye shall know them".
    That goes for Meier, Parkes, Collier and a lot of others who have been under the spotlight.
    I don't happen to be one of those who swallows anyone's story completely, OR discounts the possibility that they may have some small piece of the puzzle to offer, either.
    Thankfully, I don't think you will find many really gullible people posting on Avalon these days, because the gullible generally move on for one reason or another.
    So you may not find a big audience here for making Meier out to be the great Prophet of the Age that his followers claim he is.
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    Billy Meier has had extensive disinformation done on him by alphabet agencies, but if you go to the horses mouth and read his personal published material you will see that the guy is 100% legit and then some.
    We may need to start taking Billy a lot more seriously than we have.
    With the exception being folks who need lies and disinformation, for them I would highly recommend Simon Parks.
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    Quote Posted by Ratszinger (here)
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    If you use google earth and view/search Mauritania you can see the evidence quite clearly of a crater in my opinion.
    [...]
    Well, the Richat structure is a circular structure that's neither a meteorite impact nor a volcanic crater... the various studies of that circular structure can only conclude to a differential erosion of sediments which have been deformed into a dome due to the emplacement of an igneous, diapiric alkaline intrusion underneath it during the Cretaceous.


    Three actual impact craters, however, are found in the vicinity:

    Quote Posted by ichingcarpenter (here)
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    There is also 3 impact craters in Mauritania that exhibit rare gravity abnormalities which is interesting

    https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/...1972.tb00424.x
    I never claimed the richat structure to be a crater


    Note from Hervé: OK, then, wouldn't it be more helpful to provide the location of what you are looking at, like Google earth's latitude and longitude?
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    Greenland Crater Discovery & 10 Impact Sites

    My thoughts on the crater discovered in Greenland and a look at 10 different impact sites from around the world.
    Impact site - Location - Diameter size

    Wolfe Creek - Australia - 0.87 km

    Aorounga - Chad - 12.6 km

    Vargeão Dome - Brazil - 12 km

    Bosumtwi - Ghana - 10.6 km

    Kara Kul - Tajikistan - 52 km

    Logancha - Russia - 20 km

    Manicouagan - Quebec - 85 km

    Pingualuit - Quebec - 3.44 km

    Upheaval Dome - Utah - 10 km

    Barringer - Arizona - 1.18 km

    Ries - Germany - 24 km
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    Default Re: Huge asteroid crater found under the ice in Greenland

    [Mod note from Bill, who's just woken up to see what happened here overnight US time]

    Folks, just a housekeeping note here.

    Something like this (the very important new Greenland asteroid impact crater discovery) is bound to stimulate discussion about other semi-related topics. It's always a bit like that, with many things we talk about here.

    But we already have a thread about the Richat structure, which is pretty interesting (whatever it is!). (Note: Avalon member Iloveyou is right now heading there to take a personal look at the thing, on the ground.)
    And we already have a thread about Billy Meier:
    It's fair to make cross-points here, of course, but further discussion should (ideally!) be continued elsewhere. None of this is obvious, of course... I considered moving some posts from here to the other threads, but then decided it was a little like separating Siamese Twins.

    My entreaty: Back to the major topic, please. This is a VERY important discovery, and I'd really appreciate it if we could keep the discussion focused. THX.


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    Default Re: Huge asteroid crater found under the ice in Greenland

    I think these interviews are important and relevant to the thread. Randall Carlson and Graham Hancock, with Joe Rogan, who, as always, shows his own commendable intelligence and knowledge. He's clearly fascinated with the topic, and he's read the books.

    The videos have been posted elsewhere, but for anyone who's not aware, the entire Younger-Dryas impact hypothesis is discussed here in detail. There are quite a few hours of potential listening, but anyone who sits through them all will definitely learn a great deal.

    #501, with Randall Carlson:



    #606, with Randall Carlson:



    #872, with Graham Hancock and Randall Carlson:




    And #961, with Graham Hancock, Randall Carlson & Michael Shermer (a skeptic/debunker, who's not a very nice person, but who brings quite some fire and stimulation to the discussion)


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    Default Re: Huge asteroid crater found under the ice in Greenland

    Quote Posted by Ratszinger (here)
    Quote Posted by Hervé (here)
    Quote Posted by Ratszinger (here)
    [...]
    If you use google earth and view/search Mauritania you can see the evidence quite clearly of a crater in my opinion.
    [...]
    Well, the Richat structure is a circular structure that's neither a meteorite impact nor a volcanic crater... the various studies of that circular structure can only conclude to a differential erosion of sediments which have been deformed into a dome due to the emplacement of an igneous, diapiric alkaline intrusion underneath it during the Cretaceous.


    Three actual impact craters, however, are found in the vicinity:

    Quote Posted by ichingcarpenter (here)
    [...]
    There is also 3 impact craters in Mauritania that exhibit rare gravity abnormalities which is interesting

    https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/...1972.tb00424.x
    I never claimed the richat structure to be a crater
    ia

    Note from Hervé: OK, then, wouldn't it be more helpful to provide the location of what you are looking at, like Google earth's latitude and longitude?
    I don't see that being any easier than typing in Richat Structure Herve`. In fact I could argue the way I did it is far easier to find than to type in all the numbers. You simply don't need that with google earth. Just open the page and type Mauritania and you actually about get the same result so even easier with just one word. I am of course assuming that everyone is familiar with though so my bad there. https://google.com/earth/
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