"The Persistent Resurgence of the Comet Strike Theory"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The New York Times
Despite mainstream science's efforts to debunk the theory, the belief in a world-changing series of prehistoric comet impacts 12,900 years ago continues to gain momentum. Researchers led by Richard Firestone claimed that these impacts caused a sudden cooling, contributed to the demise of large Pleistocene mammals and humans, and prompted a turn toward agriculture in Eurasia, potentially influencing the development of civilization and even the outlines of current nation-states.
