Episode #043: Geocosmic Clues at Lake Hind - Impact/Floods Linked!

Summary

This podcast episode scrutinizes claims that undermine the Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis (YDIH) and highlights significant geomorphic evidence of ancient megafloods. Randall Carlson discusses glacial Lake Agassiz and its connection to massive flooding events associated with extraterrestrial impacts. The conversation challenges conventional narratives by presenting macro-scale geological data that supports the existence of significant water discharge from ice sheets.

Key takeaways

• 1Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis (YDIH) debated in the scientific community
• 2Geomorphic imprints indicate gigantic megafloods from glacial Lake Agassiz
• 3References to a 2019 study on Lake Hind and its geocosmic link
• 4Mention of the 'mammoth-killer impact' concept related to the Younger Dryas
• 5Criticism of mainstream science's portrayal of YDIH proponents as 'outsiders'

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Transcript excerpt

That's AncientNutrition.com code protein. This is Cosmographia, the Randall Carlson Podcast. And welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to Cosmographia, the Randall Carlson Podcast. Brad's laughing at me. I am Russ, and this is my brother Kyle. We are brothers of the serpent, and we are hosting along with Bradley. How are you doing, sir? Man, I'm good. You know what? And we'll get to talk about something eventually here. We haven't even brought it up, but we had a damn earthquake, I felt, rolled through my neighborhood. Just a couple days ago, so yeah, we want to talk about that. We can bring that back up later, but yeah, I'm good, man. So it didn't knock anything down? You felt it, though? Well, yeah, I mean, just a quick review. I've never been in an earthquake, as far as I knew. There's been some up toward Hot Springs, which is toward Knoxville from where I am near Asheville, and they've been pretty small, but yeah, this was a five-plus on the North Carolina-Virginia border. Yeah. And yeah, it was early morning Saturday, and I was laying in bed, you know, half awake, so I'm trying to decide whether to get up or whatever, and you know, it startled me. And then I hear the creaking, you know, the buildings on down Main Street here, you know, it's different properties, but they're all butted up against each other. So, you know, they move. So I heard this creaking, like, coming at me, and then I got a bump, and it went on down the street. And I was like, holy bleep, you know, I was like, man, I think that was like an earth, that was like a seismic wave. Wow. ...

Excerpt from Kosmographia, Sep 1, 2020. Rights remain with the original creators. Hear the full episode at the source.