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  • Astrobleme list (not all-inclusive, but for purposes of discussion)

    From Doc Martian@21:1/5 to All on Sat Jul 31 06:21:32 2021
    The list below was derived by examining the art record left by the precursor to Greek astronomical culture, as well as the Greeks and Romans and comparing it to satellite maps. Looking for impact objects that sunk into ocean floor, the Earth if very hot
    impacts, or a molten earth. Non-traditional impact structures marked by the art record including but not limited to The Titans, The Muses, & other Classical art motifs.

    Atlas notes at a later point, or see sci.archaeology.

    Astrobleme Melpomene 26.702860, -124.332753
    Astrobleme Clio 33.833261, -117.425993
    Astrobleme Calliope 34.524624, -119.288416
    Polyhymnia Astrobleme. MR880 - LOUVRE. Two bounces, Forebay, Tracy 11th & Central, and the object just West of 5 and Ahern.
    Astrobleme Kronos. 37.646346, 22.222312
    Astrobleme Atlas. The Taklamakan Desert
    Astrobleme Rhea. Chicxulub.
    Astrobleme Oceanus 11.923937, -73.747585
    The impact object may be up in the NW of that. Likely impetus of the creation of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta.
    Astrobleme Coeus 30.303878, -104.118877
    Astrobleme Crius - 10.643831, -165.020623
    Look in Draco for the impact object. < Yes, that's cryptic, one bit at a time. Astrobleme Hyperion -71.538643, -41.803124 The object is right there. Astrobleme Iapetus 60.592244, -147.099146
    Astrobleme Theia - 78.257159, -43.010951
    Astrobleme Themis 59.608034, -67.296241
    Astrobleme Thetis 3km N of Yongshengcun
    Astrobleme Mnemosyne 5km N of Bócsa, Hungary.
    Astrobleme Phoebe Szeged, Hungary.
    Astrobleme Tethys 64.826766, -18.780698

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  • From Doc Martian@21:1/5 to Doc Martian on Sat Jul 31 06:32:11 2021
    Also note Theia and Crius have hyphens, those aren't negatives.

    On Saturday, July 31, 2021 at 6:21:34 AM UTC-7, Doc Martian wrote:
    The list below was derived by examining the art record left by the precursor to Greek astronomical culture, as well as the Greeks and Romans and comparing it to satellite maps. Looking for impact objects that sunk into ocean floor, the Earth if very
    hot impacts, or a molten earth. Non-traditional impact structures marked by the art record including but not limited to The Titans, The Muses, & other Classical art motifs.

    Atlas notes at a later point, or see sci.archaeology.

    Astrobleme Melpomene 26.702860, -124.332753
    Astrobleme Clio 33.833261, -117.425993
    Astrobleme Calliope 34.524624, -119.288416
    Polyhymnia Astrobleme. MR880 - LOUVRE. Two bounces, Forebay, Tracy 11th & Central, and the object just West of 5 and Ahern.
    Astrobleme Kronos. 37.646346, 22.222312
    Astrobleme Atlas. The Taklamakan Desert
    Astrobleme Rhea. Chicxulub.
    Astrobleme Oceanus 11.923937, -73.747585
    The impact object may be up in the NW of that. Likely impetus of the creation of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta.
    Astrobleme Coeus 30.303878, -104.118877
    Astrobleme Crius - 10.643831, -165.020623
    Look in Draco for the impact object. < Yes, that's cryptic, one bit at a time.
    Astrobleme Hyperion -71.538643, -41.803124 The object is right there. Astrobleme Iapetus 60.592244, -147.099146
    Astrobleme Theia - 78.257159, -43.010951
    Astrobleme Themis 59.608034, -67.296241
    Astrobleme Thetis 3km N of Yongshengcun
    Astrobleme Mnemosyne 5km N of Bócsa, Hungary.
    Astrobleme Phoebe Szeged, Hungary.
    Astrobleme Tethys 64.826766, -18.780698

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