This is cool. Thank you for sharing it.
Rare good youtube video from small channels that isn’t overly long and also is informative/provides sources are my crack; I love sharing them whenever Youtube deigns to actually serve them as a recommendation instead of the usual the developers knew you’d do this! auto-generated content mill slop
The thumb seems to be the final maps with all craters. I know probability is weird but I’m still sort of surprised that north and and slightly north-west of Australia there are none until North Korea-ish. Yet Australia has so many.
Plate tectonics/erosion and the fact that a large chunk of it is virtually unexplored ocean contributes to a lot of that from the very little I’ve learnt about earth impacts. That whole area is basically a strewnfield though.
That whole area is basically a strewnfield though.
Damn. And there’s this.
Homo erectus
Archeological artifacts found with these tektites in Baise, Guangxi in southern China indicate that a Homo erectus population was living in the area during and after the impact. Stone tools have been found within the debris field along with a charcoal layer likely caused by fires from the impact. It has been suggested that the subsequent local deforestation after the fires allowed this population easier access to stones useful for tool-making.
