22K views · 567 reactions | A meteor impacted the earth in Akure, Nigeria at an angle of 43 degrees on March 28, 2020. The space rock left a large crater and created an ejecta blast zone that damaged many structures | Skywatch Media | Facebook

We can model a single meteor impact—like the one that hit Arizona. We can estimate energy, fireballs, fallout, even secondary fires. But what happens when it’s not one... but a hundred? Forests ignite. Oceans boil. The atmosphere chokes with debris. Now you’re not modeling a crater—you’re modeling a planetary event. | The Randall Carlson