Chris Cottrell retweeted
Replying to @DabblersDen
@DabblersDen was our 4th guest ever on the @MattBeallPod , and nearly three years later, he’s back in the studio!
Chris has spent years researching the Carolina Bays and challenging the idea that they were formed by wind and water. His theory that an ancient impact over Michigan could explain these formations is pretty wild.
Great having him back! Check out his episode below!
youtu.be/hGHYNO9ohxE?si=Bkgw… via @YouTube
For the X record... No... this was neither a comet, nor did it destroy Atlantis. Well played with the clickbait @DeDunkingPast...well played...
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Chris Cottrell retweeted
"one year will be our last time"... 100% agree. Comet Encke next close approach is this Feb. I'm sure it will be fine.
From The @OMGTheWhyFiles Found On Facebook Dated November 19, 2023 - I found this to be interesting. You?
We pass through the Taurid Meteor Cluster in November every year...
One year will be our last time!
Chris Cottrell retweeted
What could have created tens of thousands of nearly identical elliptical depressions across the eastern United States?
@DabblersDen believes the answer may be an ancient cosmic impact over Michigan that sent massive amounts of glacial ice crashing back to Earth.
But when did it happen? Chris's latest research points to a much older event than he originally believed.
Here’s a preview of Thursday’s episode. Subscribe to the @MattBeallPod on YouTube and turn on notifications so you don’t miss it!
Boy... I'm gonna have a lot of explaining to do after this thumbnail! Be sure to check out the livestream to get the whole story!
Did a comet strike the US, in the Carolinas specifically? There's a lot of evidence, @DabblersDen knows a ton about this topic. And tomorrow, at 10AM Pacific time, Chris and I will be discussing it live. Nurse that hangover listening to the evidence, and a joke or two.
Chris Cottrell retweeted
New on the Cosmic Tusk: The Bib now features three graphics tracking Younger Dryas impact research—viewpoints, publication trends, and books & other literature. Search the papers, explore the evidence, and export citations.
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Looking forward to hanging with my boy @RAB_MBPodcast tomorrow! It'll be cool to catch up with @MBeallX too, I guess...
Haha! Make sure to check out everything @MattBeallPod on their new website! mattbeall.com/
Available on Amazon! Get your copy, leave a review, and support independent research! Gone But Not Forgotten!
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#youngerdryas #iceage #cosmicsummit #ydih #newborn #bestseller
By far, one of the most read journal articles on Carolina Bays ever written... and still, NO mention of it on Wikipedia. Ridiculous...
(PDF) Interpreting the Geomorphology of Carolina Bays as Secondary Impact Structures share.google/gw4LrzqdXGt4hyf…
WOW! Congrats guys! I'm pretty sure that's 255,008 more subscribers than when we recorded. If you haven't seen it yet, go check out Sode #4! #carolinabays #dabblersden
For those of you that prefer to listen to your books, the wait is over! The Enigma of the Carolina Bays is now available on Spotify! Grab it while it's hot!
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Thanks to @BecketFusik and the rest of the @TitanNetworkX team for putting this together! It's always a great time catching up and talking about the @Cosmicsummitx! Don't forget to support independent research. It matters!
youtu.be/kx11fdsS94g?is=Ax7P…
Available on Amazon! Get your copy, leave a review, and support independent research! Gone But Not Forgotten!
a.co/d/0iIhqp1f
#youngerdryas #iceage #cosmicsummit #ydih #newborn #bestseller
With nearly 2200 total views on ResearchGate and The Journal of Environmental and Earth Sciences, the paper I co-authored with @SciencePsychic just over a year ago, has by far become one of the most read and influential articles on the formation of Carolina Bays in over a decade!
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You can read all about it here, and don't forget to leave a review!
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