Luke Caverns

Did those guys say when? Did they have an estimation of when these impacts occurred? I think that's a question. A crux point of this argument.

Did those guys say when? Did they have an estimation of when these impacts occurred? I think that's a question. A crux point of this argument.

Did those guys say when? Did they have an estimation of when these impacts occurred? I think that's a question. A crux point of this argument.

Exactly. I think one half of the argument really wants it to be 12,000 years ago during the Ice Age. I think the other half is over 100 million years ago. Oh, wow. Yeah.

Exactly. I think one half of the argument really wants it to be 12,000 years ago during the Ice Age. I think the other half is over 100 million years ago. Oh, wow. Yeah.

Exactly. I think one half of the argument really wants it to be 12,000 years ago during the Ice Age. I think the other half is over 100 million years ago. Oh, wow. Yeah.

And I don't know who to believe. I'm not a geologist, and we live in a world where one team of credentialed people go against another team of credentialed people, and then we're stuck in the middle going on. Mm-hmm. I don't know who to believe here.

And I don't know who to believe. I'm not a geologist, and we live in a world where one team of credentialed people go against another team of credentialed people, and then we're stuck in the middle going on. Mm-hmm. I don't know who to believe here.

And I don't know who to believe. I'm not a geologist, and we live in a world where one team of credentialed people go against another team of credentialed people, and then we're stuck in the middle going on. Mm-hmm. I don't know who to believe here.

No, I don't think so.

No, I don't think so.

No, I don't think so.

I could see where geology would say these are impacts. The question is how long ago. And geology stinks like that. Archaeology has carbon-14 and things, but geology can relatively date things by layers. But they don't have very good techniques to say, oh, let's test this layer here. Oh, this one comes back at 100,000 years ago. Oh, this one comes back at a million. They don't have that.

I could see where geology would say these are impacts. The question is how long ago. And geology stinks like that. Archaeology has carbon-14 and things, but geology can relatively date things by layers. But they don't have very good techniques to say, oh, let's test this layer here. Oh, this one comes back at 100,000 years ago. Oh, this one comes back at a million. They don't have that.

I could see where geology would say these are impacts. The question is how long ago. And geology stinks like that. Archaeology has carbon-14 and things, but geology can relatively date things by layers. But they don't have very good techniques to say, oh, let's test this layer here. Oh, this one comes back at 100,000 years ago. Oh, this one comes back at a million. They don't have that.

And so they give us vague, wide numbers about these things. This happened somewhere between 1 and 10 million years ago or something. So we'd really need, you know, like if any of these things could ever show a half obliterated campsite or something like that, that would be a smoking gun. But to this date, I don't think we have that.

And so they give us vague, wide numbers about these things. This happened somewhere between 1 and 10 million years ago or something. So we'd really need, you know, like if any of these things could ever show a half obliterated campsite or something like that, that would be a smoking gun. But to this date, I don't think we have that.

And so they give us vague, wide numbers about these things. This happened somewhere between 1 and 10 million years ago or something. So we'd really need, you know, like if any of these things could ever show a half obliterated campsite or something like that, that would be a smoking gun. But to this date, I don't think we have that.

Like there's a Hancock talks about that impact crater that's right in front of the serpent mound.

Like there's a Hancock talks about that impact crater that's right in front of the serpent mound.