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what is your opinion on the fact that a meteorite that landed 810,000 years ago that nearly made primitive humans go extinct was rediscovered in november-december 2019 by researchers right as coronavirus emerged.

I think people have a very dull way of not being able to recognize the interconnectivity of all things. I've been laughed at multiple times for mentioning it. 'no, the rediscovery of that hostile extinction-level titanic piece of unknown space irradiated material from another galaxy had absolutely nothing to do with this bizarre plague that is threatening humanity's stability more than 9/11, 2004 tsunami and 2008 financial crisis altogether. nah, the fact that that tremendously hostile and foreign object was rediscovered and this disease came from not very far away...nah wtf does either have anything to do with either?' without even me saying I believe anything. Just something I noticed and thought was strange. because black asian tektites are kind of like moldavite, a lot of people have them and have written things about them. very strange things are said about them. if anyone is curious ill let you look in to them on your own time but that thing sent debris over 10% of the planets surface. theres another one that hit at nearly the same exact time in nicaragua at pantasma crater. imagine the dust storm for hundreds of years and people being unable to survive in it, thousands of primitive humans literally being vaporized or burned to death like an atom bomb.

and as soon as we uncover the crater, our world short circuits and people start acting like theyre playing the role of some zombie movie. we will live in a post-corona world just like a post-9/11 world. wtf was that thing, wtf was it a part of that it packed a 1-2 punch, and where are we headed? that strange object up above vietnam and laos that literally created a permanent gravitational anomaly in the region.

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what is your opinion on the fact that a meteorite that landed 810,000 years ago that nearly made primitive humans go extinct was rediscovered in november-december 2019 by researchers right as coronavirus emerged.

I think people have a very dull way of not being able to recognize the interconnectivity of all things. I've been laughed at multiple times for mentioning it. 'no, the rediscovery of that hostile extinction-level titanic piece of unknown space irradiated material from another galaxy had absolutely nothing to do with this bizarre plague that is threatening humanity's stability more than 9/11, 2004 tsunami and 2008 financial crisis altogether. nah, the fact that that tremendously hostile and foreign object was rediscovered and this disease came from not very far away...nah wtf does either have anything to do with either?' without even me saying I believe anything. Just something I noticed and thought was strange. because black asian tektites are kind of like moldavite, a lot of people have them and have written things about them. very strange things are said about them. if anyone is curious ill let you look in to them on your own time but that thing sent debris over 10% of the planets surface. theres another one that hit at nearly the same exact time in nicaragua at pantasma crater. imagine the dust storm for hundreds of years and people being unable to survive in it, thousands of primitive humans literally being vaporized or burned to death like an atom bomb.

and as soon as we uncover the crater, our world short circuits and people start acting like theyre playing the role of some zombie movie. we will live in a post-corona world just like a post-9/11 world. wtf was that thing, wtf was it a part of that it packed a 1-2 punch, and where are we headed? that strange object up above vietnam and laos that literally created a permanent gravitational anomaly in the region.

Hello...

Welcome to the thread.

I have not heard about this meteorite before. Will research the subject from reliable sources of academic expertise, and revert if I do form some coherent understanding about the meteorite.

Confused · 04-27-2020, 05:05 AM

A huge meteorite smashed into Earth nearly 800,000 years ago. We may have finally found the crater?

Confused · 04-27-2020, 08:09 AM

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