Shiva structure: a possible KT boundary impact crater on the western shelf of India, (500 km wide) Sankar Chatterjee, Necip Guven, Aaron Yoshinobu, Richard Donofrio, Texas Tech U. 2006, free full text: Rich Murray 2012.07.16
http://cosmictusk.com Shiva structure: a possible KT boundary impact crater on the western shelf of India Sankar Chatterjee, Necip Guven, Aaron Yoshinobu, Richard Donofrio The abstract describes the geology of a 500 km crater off the coast of India, including impact signatures. This is THE MAJOR K/T impact, contrary to the public impression and lore that the impact was at Chicxulub. Like the Ames OK structure it produces oil, about 10% of India’s demand, as of a few years ago. Probably the two impacts occurred within minutes of each other, although Gerta Keller of Princeton U has claimed in the past that there was a 300,000 year interval. She is an advocate of the controversial Morgan mantle plume theory, as many official geologists still are. The abstract is an official publication of Chatterjee’s university, the Museum of Texas Tech University. There is a text part and the crater image from gravity anomalies. This image also appears in the article ”Shiva crater” in WIKIPEDIA. Herman B., etc ______________________________________________ Visit the Archives at http://www.meteoritecentral.com/mailing-list-archives.html Meteorite-list mailing list Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com http://six.pairlist.net/mailman/listinfo/meteorite-list
