Episode #027: Comets Death, Platinum Group Metals Catalyze, Tunguska

KosmographiaApr 21, 2020
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Summary

This episode of The Randall Carlson Podcast delves into the disintegration of Comet Atlas and explores the five stages of a comet's life cycle. Randall Carlson discusses the potential perturbations caused by the gas giants and speculates on how ancient civilizations might have understood Platinum Group Metals. The episode raises intriguing questions about the possible role of PGMs in genetic changes linked to the 1908 Tunguska event.

Key takeaways

  • 1Comet Atlas is disintegrating, highlighting the dynamic nature of comets.
  • 2The five stages of a comet's life cycle are presented and discussed.
  • 3The orbital distances of outer gas giants may facilitate a planetary 'bucket-brigade'.
  • 4Platinum Group Metals (PGMs) were potentially known to ancient civilizations and have modern applications.
  • 5PGMs are theorized to have possibly played a role in genetic changes following the 1908 Tunguska blast.
  • 6Leonid Kulik's early expeditions to the Tunguska site provided pivotal insights into the blast's effects.

Transcript excerpt

That's ancientnutrition.com, code protein. This is Cosmographia, the Randall Carlson Podcast. And welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to the Cosmographia Podcast with Randall Carlson. We are joined, as always, by Brad. Bradley, how are you doing this week, sir? Go, gentlemen. Really, really quite great, actually, if I can elaborate. No taxes! Yes. No taxes! For the 15th, man, that is one of the few things that I hate. Never say I hate anything, but that's one of at least two things I know for sure, so that feels good. That is true. It is a bonus. Mike, sir? Everything's fine here. Thank you, guys. Going back to being silent? Mike does no comment. It's all you have to say. No comment. There you go. That cough was perfect, though. No comment. That would work, too. No comment. Yeah. How are you doing this week, Randall? Yeah, pretty good. Pretty good. Yeah, pretty good, yeah. I've been doing, you know, actually real good ever since I had that stuff that I got from Mike put me down. You know, we actually recorded a couple of episodes where I was fighting that stuff off, and I know one of the episodes got a couple of comments like I was rambling off or something. There was a comment or two in there like that, and one of those episodes for sure was, you know, I was like, headache, body aches. I just wanted to be laying there sleeping with the covers over my head. But, hey, we did it. Yeah, we did it. Yeah. But ever since that, I've been feeling pretty damn good. All right, good. Is that a different comment picture behind you there today, Randall, than last week's? That is Hayukataki. Okay. ...

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