In a message dated 1/10/2001 3:02:18 PM Alaskan Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> let's look at some images. the first is a set of pictures
> showing how geologists understand the evolution of the current
> tectonic state.
>
> two through four are about the chicxulub impact site in mexico.
> the first of those is a gravimetric image of the distortions
> caused by the impact. the second is a map of the yucatan penninsula.
> the third is a 3D relief map.
>
> the last is a map of hudson bay in quebec, canada. am i the only
> one who can see a 300 mile diameter impact crater?
Hmm... I'd heard some years ago that the Hudson Bay area is probably a
crater; perhaps it's never been really delved into like the Chicxulub crater
(now proven) because one is in warm Mexico, the other in frigid Canada? It
would take a man of particular steadfast character to do the research,
presumeably by diving in the waters of Hudson Bay and so forth.
Who knows, Sam, it may be a grand opportunity for you! You may even find the
ghost of Henry Hudson while poking around up there.
-- JH Byrne
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