http://home.hamptonroads.com/stories/story.cfm?story=76631&ran=167519
Scientists blast into the Earth's past in Virginia
David Powars, the scientist who worked tirelessly to begin the project
to study the impact crater, gives an impromptu history lesson about the
crater to tourists in Cape Char
ened to me babble about meteorites for a good 30 minutes straight.
Matt Morgan
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The story below says the impact was at 76,000 mph or 111,500 feet per second. That
sounds too high to me...by a factor of 3 or 4. Any comments out there?
John
> No one knows whether an asteroid or a comet gouged the one-mile-deep,
> 56-mile-wide crater beneath the Bay. But judging by the damag
> Yes, he talks A LOT. The most words I've ever heard coming out of a human.
> he listened to me babble about meteorites for a good 30 minutes straight.
:-)) No further comments ((-;
Bernd
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