This video poster is about the impact in South East Asia, creating the very different Splash form and Muong Nong tektites. The impact created a butterfly ejecta pattern, covering more than 10% of the Earth surface. The impact was oblique, with an 80 degrees inclination, therefore probably an Ort cloud comet. It irradiated the area to the horizon, the area of Muong Nong tektites. They were later covered on the ground, by hot comminuted quartz ejecta, evidenced on their surfaces, creating carbonized wood and heating the final Muong Nong tektites. Read more about this in the following chapters of my book:
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• South East Asian Tektites
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