The beginning of the movie Meteors: Fire in the Sky presented a fictional account of Boston being destroyed by the impact of a large meteorite.
When was the last time a modern city was hit by a large meteorite?
What evidence have scientists found to suggest that a meteorite impact was responsible for the
extinction of the dinosaurs, 65 million years ago?
What evidence have scientists found that large meteorite impacts might have occurred centuries ago in Europe or the Middle East?
What is the difference between an asteroid, meteoroid, meteor and meteorite?
I’m wondering what me and my girlfriend would need to know in the event that we had to go into the woods and the cities weren’t safe. I know I would need to know how to hunt and cook/dry meat, find water supplies, make fire, (I already know that) and set up camp. I’m pretty sure there’s more to it than that. what am I missing?
im 19 years old and i want to go on a monstrous 200 mile or so hike through a rugged wilderness area in wyoming or idaho for 70 to 90 days with one other friend. now i’ve been to one of those wilderness camps for teens in utah for 60 days at the end of winter through the beginning of spring and i learned how to make fire with a bow, fire board, spindle, and top rock and i probably hiked around 140-150 miles out there with a backpack i made out of juniper. so i have survival skills but out there we had food drops twice a week and water dropped at each hiking destination, so for living out of a tarp in the freezing cold (with super warm clothes and sleeping bag) it was pretty easy and luxurious. now i cant have any food drops or water drops on this hike im planning so i need be next to a river or some water source the whole 200-miles. also, its not possible to bring all the food im gonna need so im gonna have to forage or fish or trap rabbits (rabbits less so, i dont want to die of rabbit fever) to get most of my food, another great challenge. dont worry, im not gonna use my wood backpack again im gonna buy a nice light one, so the hiking isnt going to be the problem. what i need is advice from a wilderness expert whos done something crazy like this and who knows of a long hiking trail (or some possible route) thats next to water for 200 miles. i dont want to do anything less cause i need to top the length of time and distance and experience that i had in wilderness camp without the hassle of being forced to see a therapist for crashing ur car and smoking. i want a true vision quest, but with a friend. unfortunately, i dont have LES STROUD’S phone number, although feel free to reply if you read this Les, so i need advice on where i can go hiking in a habitat that has plenty of water and food for 200 miles, and any other tips you might have. i appreciate your reading this and i cant wait to hear from you guys. Also, if you’ve done a long wilderness trek like this id love to hear about your experience. its gonna be awesome getting back to nature for so long that the city seems unfamiliar.
This program weaves shocking accounts from ancient legends together with stunning scientific data to reconstruct the details of a horrifying tragedy that plagued mankind for endless generations with periods of persistent darkness, frigid cold, searing heat, and mountainous floods, from which only a few survived. Ancient myth and esoteric lore from around the world tell frightening tales of humanity’s suffering through destruction by fire and flood, legends of catastrophe so extreme and so pervasive that now we tend to discount them as imaginative exaggerations. Dr. Paul LaViolette thought so too, until he discovered an ancient “time-capsule cryptogram” written in the stars that relates a galactic cause of these events. ased on 14 years of doctoral and postdoctoral research, Dr Paul LaViolette explains how this scientifically advanced message combined with ancient esoteric lore alerts us to a cyclical cosmic disaster, one that could reoccur today, virtually without warning. The story related in Earth Under Fire will be something you will teach your children and your children’s children for generations to come. NOW on DVD – Cat# K377 – Go to www.UFOTV.com. Video Rating: 4 / 5
Welp, this one is more horrifying than I remember, and particularly creepy with Fred’s black and white animations! I think the general idea was that we were trying to imagine a world in which the only available TV’s were actually teletubbies. Our podcast can be found on iTunes here: itunes.apple.com Thanks so much to Fred for the animation, check out his channel here: www.youtube.com If you don’t use iTunes, this is the rss link to the YoGPoD! yogpod.libsyn.com If you want more of these, or think you can do better, post on our forums at www.yogiverse.com Video Rating: 4 / 5
I tried google-ing it, and nothing came up that was usefull. I’m just curious about what are some survival and field skills marines and army rangers need to know, like tracking or how to build a fire with twigs or stuff like that. THANKS
