The Greenland Hiawatha meteor impact site supports the Younger Dryas impact theory for a cataclysm 12000 years ago

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@Skoshland

I don’t think this was a global flood and note that even the book Enoch describes this as much in seismic terms as water.

And yet you said this originally.

@Skoshland

All of this sounds like the Biblical Flood.

So which is it?

@Skoshland

Even many of the myths from other cultures descriptions seem to vary in terms of their position relative to the impact.

Or maybe they are describing different events and you are just trying to force fit them together.

@Skoshland

We must remember the earths land masses looked very different 13000 years ago with sea levels nearly 400 feet lower.

Not really. Even 6 million years ago the continents looked pretty much the same as today. Coast lines of course would change with sea level changes but from 20,000 ft up you wouldn’t be able to see the difference.

@Skoshland

I am sure that there are more consequences of this impact but the bottom line it was a significant cataclysm that surely effected human culture and was remembered by people all over the world including the authors of the Bible’s Genesis.

The events would have to be passed down by word of mouth for what, 7,000 years?, until the invention of writing. How accurate do you think the information would be after that game of telegraph?

The impact is still important for what it may have caused in the development of human culture but I don’t think the details made it into Genesis.