Cosmic Catastrophes and Historical Impact

This chapter explores geological evidence of comet impacts from 12,800 years ago, focusing on Murray Springs in Arizona, where researchers found signs of extreme heat from these events. It discusses the Tunguska event of 1908, linking its destructive power to the potential risks posed by meteor streams like the Torrid Meteor Stream. The conversation emphasizes the need for global awareness and technological advancements to track and mitigate the threats of future cosmic encounters.