Ancient Atomic Bombs

The Epoch Times ^ | 31 Oct 2009 | Leonardo Vintiñi

[BGHater]

The Enigma of the Desert Glass Solved by Meteorite Collision

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Or

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[BGHater]

bang ping

[pabianice]

Gao’uld?

[cvq3842]

I would think that there would be abundant scientific evidence indicating nuclear explosions if they had occurred.

[mountainlion]

If these stone age people could make atomic bombs then why is Iran having such a hard time?

[Blueflag]

yep. isotopes have half-lives. still i might read this for curiosity. bump for later read.

[Tijeras_Slim]

If these stone age people could make atomic bombs then why is Iran having such a hard time?

The ancients were without the dubious benefits of Islam.

[mnehring]

bfltr

[dirtboy]

While passing through Alamogordo’s White Sands missile range, Albion W. Hart, one of the first engineers to graduate from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, observed that the chunks of glass left by nuclear tests were identical to the formations that he observed in the African desert 50 years earlier. However, the extension of the cast in the desert would require that the explosion be 10,000 times more powerful than that observed in New Mexico.

I debunked this on an earlier thread. MIT opened in 1861. Let's say Hart graduated in 1870 at the age of 20 (I'm being generous). That would mean Hart, if he toured Trinity in 1950, would have been 100 years old. I don't think so.

[skimbell]

Kinda obvious isn’t it?

[piytar]

Off the top of my head, here are two other explanations: (1) Direct hit by a solar ejection (flare). (2) Direct hit by an extra-solar gamma ray burst. With the latter, a strong gamma ray burst could even boil off our atmosphere and melt the surface of the entire planet. (Odds of such happening are very very very ridiculously low.)

In short, it is a violent universe...

[Kartographer]

Clearly the stone age people were much smarter than the Islmofascist. ;-)

[mysterio]

Impactites

[Springman]

Bump for later reading.

[2banana]

Sand dunes in the Egyptian desert. What phenomenon could be capable of raising the temperature of desert sand to at least 3,300 degrees Fahrenheit, casting it into great sheets of solid yellow-green glass?

Meteorite meets the desert...

[dangerdoc]

stoneage centrifuge ping.

[BGHater]

Shrug. Perhaps, Mr. Hart is just fiction; geeze thanks for killing an ancient atomic bomb theory!

[aft_lizard]

Or simply a meteor shower.

[buccaneer81]

Meteorite meets the desert...

And leaves no crater?

[glide625]

“an epoch in which atomic technology was turned against man”; Cleansing at it’s best.