James, I didn't see this one nor the one which occurred in Russia some years ago. I understand it left a big gash across the landscape for a long ways.

And then there is:


Not a fact, but a speculation. Maybe a hypothesis. However, ever since we have been experiencing global warming. Alternated with periods of global cooling.

According to the Alvarez hypothesis, the mass extinction of the dinosaurs at the transition from the Cretaceous to the Paleogene Period, the Cretaceous–Paleogene boundary (K–T boundary), 65 million years ago was caused by an asteroid impact somewhere in the greater Caribbean Basin. The deeply buried Chicxulub Crater is centered off the north coast of the peninsula near the town of Chicxulub. The now-famous "Ring of Cenotes" (visible in NASA imagery) outlines one of the shock-waves from this impact event in the rock of ~65 millions years of age, which lies more than 1 km below the modern ground surface near the centre, with the rock above the impact strata all being younger in age. The presence of the crater has been determined first on the surface from the Ring of Cenotes, but also by geophysical methods, and direct drilling with recovery of the drill cores.

No buildings or people around the one during the Tunguska event which happened in 1908 in Siberia Russia. So that doesn't fit the dream.

This one damaged very large houses and 3000 other buildings and the main body of the meteor hit a factory after it lit up the sky like a fireball, very similar to the dream. This could be a fulfillment of the single fireball dream and the multiple fireball scenario has not yet happened.

I just supported what I said with evidence, but of course I wont hear any apologizing will I?

Is it not better to test the truth instead of testing the messenger?

All it takes is five minutes of research to find out I'm not lying in most cases.

Of course the entry #150258 was cut and paste, from Wiki actually, but there are about 500 different places you could find this information if you looked.

And of course I do not support the theory that the earth is over 65 billion years old.

I believe all this destruction happened at the flood less than 5,000 years ago as per the word of God.

So yes there is ample support that the Yucatan Peninsula was formed by an earth shattering asteroid impact event, and if that came down when the Upper firmament was there what do you think would happen? Whoooshhhhhhh, then smash into the ground, cracking it like an egg and the water that was beneath the surface would come up, and instantly there would be a flood of greater than Mt Everest proportions. This unleashed catastrophic tsunami's and earth quakes and tornadoes and hurricanes over the whole planet and Satan though he was going to die in the wash.

If you are trying to make me believe that an asteroid hit the Yucatan Peninsula, I did not disagree with you. I may be mistaken, but it does seem apparent to me that's what happened. Whether it killed the dinosaurs off or not, I don't know. It most likely happened at the flood, like you said. There was also a crater reported out west somewhere, too, which was quite large.

I was responding to your posting to part of my comment, you listed the issue as if it was wrong or unchecked theory.

I'm not sure which part.

This seemed to be debating the issue, forgive me.

Ahh. Now I see why you might think that. I left a couple of blank lines, indicating a change of thought, but there's not really much space between them so it could be looked at connected to the next thought. Forgive me, too.