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In this episode of Squaring the Circle, Randall Carlson is joined by geologist Dr. Dallas Abbott to discuss geological evidence for mega-tsunamis that may have occurred worldwide during the Younger Dryas, around 12,800 years ago. Dr. Abbott shares her research on the proposed Burckle Crater in the Indian Ocean and explains how ocean impacts could have generated massive tsunami events. The conversation examines chevron dune formations in Madagascar and Western Australia, the evidence of tektites and ejecta, and the broader case for a multi-impact event at the end of the Ice Age. Together, Randall and Dr. Abbott explore how these catastrophic processes may have shaped global climate, contributed to sudden sea level rise, and left signatures that can still be traced in Earth’s geological record.
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