More Evidence Supporting the Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis...

Last November a team of Danish and a couple of American scientists published in science which was quite an accomplishment there. But it was such clearly defined. You know well-funded government work that that I don't think they could call it Fringe because NASA had collected. The data had discovered that there was a crater in Northwest Greenland that had never been detected before and was actually visible on the margin of the ice sheet where uh half of the crater actually shows its hemisphere reaching to the East and you can actually see it and they'd flown over it for years and years and years and not until they looked at the data from the uh the radar surveys they do of the underlying topography did they notice. There was a perfectly preserved crater that was uh 25 miles wide and that would have been a big molten bowl of rock uh sometime in the last three million years.