In 2018, scientists recommended it Impact of asteroid killing dinosaurs A gigantic 66 million years ago Tsunami With an altitude of more than 1,500 meters (see our previous article below). Then they relied on computer modeling. Today, a new study provides the first physical evidence of a catastrophic tsunami: the largest “ripples” on the ocean floor formed by the tsunami.
The deepest contractions ever recorded on earth
These wavy lines, now buried in the sediments of central Louisiana, were recorded by seismic surveys of an oil company operating in the area. Researchers at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette found that the “wrinkles” were about a kilometer apart and averaged more than 16 meters. The deepest contractions ever recorded on Earth “According to Gary Kinsland, lead author of the published study Earth and planetary science letters, The orientation of the waves is completely consistent with the impact. The tsunami would have been so powerful that it would have “wiped out” the sea for hundreds of kilometers, leaving an indelible scar and then being covered by crash-related debris. After the initial giant wave, the tsunami would continue for several days, with the waves hitting the coast back and forth and raising the ripples.
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