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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.
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contrasting with the “true world” of impact cratering research and publications: 88th Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society 2026 (LPI Contrib.
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Prof.
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one of the world’s most intriguing meteorite impact ejecta deposits.
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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…
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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…
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Chiemgau Holocene large airburst impact strewn field: examples of mushroom structures.
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and a critical comment on the Mineralogical Magazine Peer Review 50th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference 2019 (LPI Contrib.
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The crater Emmerting #004, Chiemgau airburst impact crater strewn field, as a high-resolution Digitale Terrain Model DGM 1.
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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.