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Wow !!! That's crazy !!!
originally posted by: dragonridr
a reply to: Lazarus Short
I remember reading about this they suspected it was a meteor impact in fact maybe the largest to ever hit the earth. At the time of the impact, they suspect it would have had a 2-mile ice sheet covering it making a huge crater. What we see remaining is the very bottom of this crater that could actually have been a thousand miles across. when the ice melted we were left with the damage caused to the to the land under the ice.
originally posted by: DrBobH
craterexplorer.ca...
It’s cerainly been investigated as such but no conclusive answers
Bob
originally posted by: oriondc
Could it have been formed during the Younger Dryas impact event? Seems like a big coincidence that it would be in the same area.