Randall Carlson: Climate's Impact on Civilizations & Cathedrals
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Randall Carlson: Climate's Impact on Civilizations & Cathedrals
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The evidence Randall presents here comes from two separate but geographically connected discoveries in the Great Basin of North America, and from the oral traditions of the tribes who have lived in that region since before recorded history.The first discovery is the Spirit Cave mummy - a mummified human found by a husband and wife archaeological team in 1940 and radiocarbon dated in 1997 to almost 11,000 years old, placing the individual at the end of the last Ice Age. The modern tribes of the r
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Ancient myths understood a truth modern culture often forgets: the same forces that sustain life can also destroy it. In Egypt, the nurturing goddess Hathor had a destructive counterpart, Sekhmet, unleashed during a world-ending catastrophe. Sun, heat, and water are essential… until they aren’t. Across North America, the geological record confirms this duality with evidence of floods so vast they’re almost unimaginable. Myth wasn’t superstition, it was memory. | The Randall Carlson
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July 1994—21 fragments slammed into Jupiter. Any one of them hitting Earth would have been catastrophic, setting us back to the Stone Age. In March 1993, astronomers David Levy and Carolyn Shoemaker first spotted the comet. Over three months, they tracked its path, calculated its velocity, and predicted the impact a year in advance. | The Randall Carlson
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Species loss often correlates with habitat loss, as seen in past global catastrophes. North and South America experienced the greatest extinctions, while Africa, particularly the Great Rift region near Kenya and Tanzania, served as a global refuge. This area preserved the most species, enabling repopulation once the events subsided. | The Randall Carlson
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Species loss often correlates with habitat loss, as seen in past globa…
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A paradigm shift in Earth history began in the late 1970s, reigniting the mystery of what caused the dinosaurs’ sudden extinction. From fossil records to astronomical observations, scientists have explored countless theories, but the exact cause remains one of Earth’s greatest enigmas. | The Randall Carlson
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New evidence points to a catastrophic event 12,800 years ago— The Younger Dryas. A cataclysm that transformed the planet, And may have obliterated ancient cultures. A cosmic impact from space. Could it happen again? And if it did—would we survive it? | The Randall Carlson
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Ignoring evidence doesn’t make danger disappear. Whether it’s hu…
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Sputnik’s launch in 1957 ignited panic across America. The Space …
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From Iceland to Eastern Europe, the climate cooled drastically betwee…
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These chevron formations are the fingerprints of a vanished flood. A…
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While thousands die in Ukraine each week, public attention drifts towar…
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Silence… then a flash. What followed was louder than thunder…
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NASA has done real science. But other agencies—like NOAA—hav…
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In the 1400s–1600s, bad weather meant blame—and the accused w…
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We talk about the melting ice sheets—but where did all that wat…
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In the aftermath of catastrophes, nature finds refuge in small pocke…
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Civilizations rise… and then disaster strikes. Tornado wipes out a farm…
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12,000 years ago, the climate was brutal—harsh, unstable, unforgivi…
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In just 200 years, we’ve gone from no electricity to exploring space. …
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After the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, the main threat that justified …
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There are moments that pivot your life — death, marriage, the weird ri…
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Before 2007, no one in mainstream science seriously considered that …
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Lions the size of horses. Dire wolves. Giant ground sloths. Mam…
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In the 1970s, engineers and futurists realized: If we kept the momentu…
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Summer 1994: Astronomers watched in awe as Comet Shoema…
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In the 60s, the Vietnam War loomed over everything. Some were despe…
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Before 1913, senators answered to state governments—not lobbyists…
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At the Strait of Gibraltar, the ancient Pillars of Heracles, lay the thresho…
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In 1908, a massive explosion shook the Siberian wilderness, flattenin…
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