an iridium cannonball that contained the amount of iridium deposited globally only would have had to travel at about 0.2C
Asteroids are almost completely not iridium. An iridium projectile would either have significantly less mass than needed for the crater or have significantly more iridium than deposited.
Our civilization produces a ton of evidence that would be preserved.
an iridium cannonball that contained the amount of iridium deposited globally only would have had to travel at about 0.2C
For @iridiumwolf.bsky.social
For @iridiumwolf.bsky.social
Fully rendered Commission for Iridium.
Fully rendered Commission for Iridium.
Its just getting B I G G E R!
Sketch WIP from December for Iridium!
Its just getting B I G G E R!
Sketch WIP from December for Iridium!
When Iridium picks up her date, she really picks up her date. n.n
(Date is @momentrabbit.bsky.social, art is @graveycat.bsky.social)
When Iridium picks up her date, she really picks up her date. n.n
(Date is @momentrabbit.bsky.social, art is @graveycat.bsky.social)
1) Chicxulub was a huge impact
2) we know that it contained significant iridium
3) if you were doing kinetic projectile attacks from extreme range intended to rattle a planet through atmosphere, iridium is one of the materials you'd look at
1) Chicxulub was a huge impact
2) we know that it contained significant iridium
3) if you were doing kinetic projectile attacks from extreme range intended to rattle a planet through atmosphere, iridium is one of the materials you'd look at
(wrong answers only)
(wrong answers only)
(shout out to my substack, which is called “iridium”)
(shout out to my substack, which is called “iridium”)