[BGHater]

The Enigma of the Desert Glass Solved by Meteorite Collision

Cray Supercomputer... Discover Origin Of Mysterious Glass Found In King Tut's Tomb[FR]

Or

Ancient Atomic Warfare - Religious texts and geological evidence[FR]

Numerous evidence of Pre-Historic Nuclear War exists[FR]

[null and void]

"However, this doesn’t explain how two of the areas found in close proximity in the Libyan Desert show the same pattern—the probability of two meteorite impacts so close is very low."

Zatso?

Only true if the craters are from unrelated events. If the impacts were from a pair of asteroids, they could be close together but distinct.

We have observed asteroid pairs orbiting around a common center in their trip around the sun, not unlike a planet and its moons.

Or perhaps a loosely consolidated asteroid or comet was gravitationally torn asunder by a close pass with the Moon on its way to an appointment with the future Libya...

[Swordmaker]

From the ancient history wing of the Electric Universe set...PING!

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[FReepaholic]

Might the glass have been a result of plasma discharges or “planetary lightning”?

[onedoug]

Leonardo Vintiñi had a little too much chianti.

[YOUGOTIT]

It is more evidence that there were wars going on by ABs as written in ancient writings. The question remains as to why the ancient writings (all ancient writings about space craft or what the ancients called other names) are believed to be SIFI and not real.

[Citizen Tom Paine]

I would like to propose a WAG concerning the cause of desert glass. Instead of atomic detonations they we caused by exhaust blast from interstellar space ships landing and taking off. That fits in better with the old Indian sagas.

Obviously, there was a large interstellar trading civilization in Neolithic times. One wonders which star they came from?

[Talisker]

Seven years after the nuclear tests in Alamogordo, New Mexico, Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer, the father of the atomic bomb, was lecturing at a college when a student asked if there were any U.S. atomic tests before Alamogordo. “Yes, in modern times,” he replied.

The Port Chicago Disaster