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  1. More of a kind: the lunar McGetchin and Chiemgau impact craters

    By Kord Ernstson Abstract: The recent impact and its discovery on the Moon prompt a comparison with craters of similar size – about 200 m in diameter – from the Chiemgau impact crater field, which dates back to 900–600 BC.

  2. Terrestrial impact craters and “early medieval” impact databases

    contrasting with the “true world” of impact cratering research and publications: 88th Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society 2026 (LPI Contrib.

  3. Manipulation of science in impact research

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  4. A new focus on the prominent Azuara Pelarda Fm. impact ejecta

    one of the world’s most intriguing meteorite impact ejecta deposits.

  5. Hydrocode Modeling videos – Chiemgau low-altitude airburst impact

    Click the videos!

  6. Chiemgau impact – Splashing of crater rims

    The Rayleigh-Taylor and Kelvin-Helmholtz instability structures are a prominent feature of the Chiemgau low-altitude airburst impact strewn field, which is the currently most spectacular Holocene impact event worldwide – despite all WIKIPEDIA false claims…

  7. Chiemgau impact – Rayleigh-Taylor finger structures

    The Rayleigh-Taylor and Kelvin-Helmholtz instability structures are a prominent feature of the Chiemgau low-altitude airburst impact strewn field, which is the currently most spectacular Holocene impact event worldwide – despite all WIKIPEDIA false claims…

  8. Rayleigh-Taylor instability: Chiemgau impact mushrooming

    Chiemgau Holocene large airburst impact strewn field: examples of mushroom structures.

  9. Trigonal hapkeite Fe2Si in the Chiemgau impact crater strewn field

    and a critical comment on the Mineralogical Magazine Peer Review 50th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference 2019 (LPI Contrib.

  10. Digital Terrain Model of an airburst wavy impact crater

    The crater Emmerting #004, Chiemgau airburst impact crater strewn field, as a high-resolution Digitale Terrain Model DGM 1.

  11. New article: impact and the high-resolution Digital Terrain Model

    Click the article (translated from the German original) We present our findings on the Schlitzer Kauten in Hesse, Germany, revealing their complex structure as part of a larger impact feature field formed by a low-altitude touchdown airburst event.