13,000 years ago, something wiped out civilizations and megafauna worldwide. A blackened layer of earth holds the clues—impact debris, nano-diamonds, and iridium from space. | The Randall Carlson
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125K views · 2.6K reactions | 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 | Facebook
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30K views · 890 reactions | If you believe archaeologists might lie… You might believe politicians would too. But here's the real issue: truth destabilizes control. A lost civilization isn’t just a mystery—it's a threat. Because if it happened once, it can happen again. And if people start pulling at that thread… the whole narrative might collapse. | The Randall Carlson | Facebook
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On June 14, 2002, a 240-foot asteroid slipped past Earth...just 75,000 miles away, a third of the distance to the Moon. Had it struck, the blast would’ve rivaled a 60-megaton hydrogen bomb, four times stronger than the Tunguska explosion. Close calls like this remind us how thin the margin of safety really is in a cosmic shooting gallery. | The Randall Carlson
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From Iceland to Eastern Europe, the climate cooled drastically between the Middle Ages and 1700. Grain crops vanished. Farms were abandoned. Floods, famines—and even cannibalism—marked the historical record. This wasn’t modern warming. This was historic freezing. And it reshaped civilization. | The Randall Carlson
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37K views · 982 reactions | For years, textbooks rounded it off—10,000 or maybe 12,000 years ago. But new science has pinned it down: 11,700 years ago marks the start of the Holocene. That’s the razor-sharp line where Earth flipped from the icy Younger Dryas into the warmth of our current age. A boundary so precise, geologists can date it to within a century. | The Randall Carlson | Facebook
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