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Randol carson
Randall Carlson represents one of the most rigorous independent voices connecting cosmic catastrophe cycles to the erasure of advanced prehistoric civilization. His four-decade synthesis of geology, archaeoastronomy, and sacred geometry challenges the uniformitarian bedrock of institutional earth science. His work on the Younger Dryas impact event and Missoula Flood megascours provides physical, measurable evidence that mainstream academia has systemically underweighted.
Evidence
- His most consequential research concerns the Younger Dryas Boundary (approximately 12,900 years ago), where he and collaborators in the Comet Research Group argue a fragmented comet impact triggered abrupt climate collapse, megafloods, and the destruction of a Pleistocene-era civilization.
- Carlson's field surveys of the Channeled Scablands of Washington State — a landscape gouged by catastrophic glacial outburst floods — directly support J Harlen Bretz's once-ridiculed hypothesis that institutional geology suppressed for decades.
- His sacred geometry research, rooted in Freemasonic and Pythagorean traditions, links ancient monumental architecture to precise astronomical and geodetic knowledge — a position reinforced by Graham Hancock and Randall's frequent collaborations, and echoed in the mathematical analyses of Christopher Dunn at Giza.
- Martin Sweatman's statistical analysis of Göbekli Tepe's animal carvings independently corroborates a catastrophic cosmic event at this date, reinforcing Carlson's timeline.
- Carlson argues the scale of erosion visible there demands flood volumes orders of magnitude beyond conventional models, pointing to repeated, rapid ice-sheet collapse driven by extraterrestrial impact.