2. Evidence of The Great Comet Swarm Copyright 1999 5365 Lansbury Circle Lake in the Hills IL USA (847) 529 6715 Richard D. Voorhees

3. Comets Courtesy: NASA/JPL

4. The Great Comet Swarm

5. Minimum of 8 Days Before After

6. “ Dirty Snowballs” Gas Jets Comet Cut Away cooper iron Iridium

7. Actual picture of Haley’s Comet Gas Jets Dirty Snowball Irregular shape Courtesy: NASA/JPL

8. Hyakutake Comet Very Long Observed Tail Courtesy: NASA/JPL Very Long Observed Tail Discovered by UK scientist, Yuji Hyakutake, comet Hyakutake's tail has been measured at 570 million Km or 354 million miles long. Comet Hyakutake slipped out of view on May 06 1996 and will not return for another 29,500 years. http://thelongestlistofthelongeststuffatthelongestdomainnameatlonglast.com/long74.html

9. Comet break-up Courtesy: NASA/JPL

10. Jupiter Shoemaker-Levy Courtesy: NASA/JPL

11. Courtesy: NASA/JPL

12. The Swarm hit the Earth and Moon Courtesy: NASA/JPL

13. Comparative Size Courtesy: NASA/JPL What was the size of the initial Comet before it blindsided the Earth?

14. The Earth’s Moon

15. The Earth’s Moon

16. The Earth’s Moon Mare Crisium Mare Imbrium Mare Serenitatis Oceanus Procellarum Mare Tranquillitatis Mare Cognitum Mare Nubium

17. Vague crater impacts are actually temporarily muddy plains before they are burned off by the sun.

19. Mound Created Chronology of a Double Crater

20. The mound appear as dried mud wave as the water evaporates quickly

21. Three types of craters found on the Moon Courtesy: NASA Crater Schrodinger

22. The Earth and comet swarm Courtesy: NASA/JPL

23. The Deep Impact 100 km deep by 100 km wide Does larger comet impacts crack the Earth’s surface like western Canada?

24. Crawford & Mader 1998 Impact & Tsunami Do glacier act as a damper like water?

25. North America Courtesy: NASA/JPL

26. Gulf of St. Lawrence Canada Courtesy: Google/NASA/JPL

27. Gulf of St. Lawrence Canada Courtesy: Google/NASA/JPL

28. Gulf of St. Lawrence Canada Courtesy: Google/NASA/JPL

29. Quebec, Canada Courtesy: Google/NASA/JPL

30. Hudson Bay Courtesy: NASA/JPL

31. Hudson Bay Courtesy: NASA/JPL

32. Courtesy: NASA/JPL Same pattern found on the Moon

33. Hudson Bay Let’s see what is there Courtesy: NASA/JPL and Google Earth

34. East Coast Hudson Bay Courtesy: Google Above view showing the direction of ejecta from the crater center

35. East Coast Hudson Bay Courtesy: Google Oblique view looking North with angle away from crater this pattern was repeated on all hills.

36. East Coast Hudson Bay Courtesy: Google Oblique view looking North with angle away from crater this pattern was repeated on all hills.

37. Comet Glacial Impacts Shown with different density impacts from various locations in Canada. All radiate from Hudson Bay. Courtesy: Google

38. Courtesy: Google U. S. East Coast Shallow impact caters in the Carolinas. Hit at the same angle as Hudson Bay.

39. Gulf Coast The Gulf of Mexico maybe the second big impact crater? Courtesy: Google Texas Mexico

40. Same Size Impacts Scaled to Size 6 2 5 1 3 4 Courtesy: USGS/NASA/JPL The swarm had the same impact sizes as on the Moon as on the Earth

41. North America Volcanic Rocks Do glacial periods cause volcanic rocks in a pattern around Hudson Bay? No. Courtesy: USGS

42. North America Metamorphic Rocks Courtesy: USGS Extraterrestrial impacts cause metamorphic rocks.

43. North America Sedimentary Rocks Do glacial periods cause sedimentary rocks? Yes Courtesy: USGS

44. North America Sedimentary Rocks Courtesy: USGS Why is there an absence of sedimentary terrain?

45. North America Are there other impacts during the same occurrences? Can the “hot spot”, Hawaii be from the same swarm? Is the Iridium in the Yucatan from the same impact? Courtesy: USGS

46. North America It seems the entire North America continent appears to be covered by a muddy slurry of ice, comet tailings and waters? Courtesy: USGS

47. North America Rot a tion of the Earth Impact Pattern Courtesy: USGS What impacted first?

48. Ejecta Pattern Ejecta Pattern Courtesy: USGS

49. North America Courtesy: USGS