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Chiemgau impact: the dual crater at the bottom of Lake Chiemsee – nice...
Since a few years there is evidence of a dual meteorite crater at the bottom of Lake Chiemsee (Fig. 4) in the Chiemgau meteorite crater strewn field. The search for a suspected impact into the lake was...
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Chiemgau impact – new article: On the geology of the Chieming-Stöttham...
THE CHIEMGAU METEORITE IMPACT SIGNATURE OF THE STÖTTHAM ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE (SOUTHEAST GERMANY) K. Ernstson, C. Sideris, I. Liritzis, A. Neumair ABSTRACT. – Archaeological excavation at...
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Chiemgau impact: taking a look at Russia
The Tschebarkul 2013 super bolide, Tscheljabinsk, Russia – what do we currently know? Explosion and impact of the meteor: In the meantime the commotion has died down and has given way to more factual...
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Chiemgau impact: a new article on carbon allotropes from the meteorite crater...
From biomass to glassy carbon and carbynes: evidence of possible meteorite impact shock coalification and carbonization K. Ernstson, T. G. Shumilova, S. I. Isaenko, A. Neumair, M. A. Rappenglück...
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Chiemgau impact: contributions to the 76th Annual Meteoritical Society...
The following contributions to the MetSoc Meeting, July 29 – August 2, Edmonton, Canada, may be downloaded here: Michael A. Rappenglück, Frank Bauer, Michael Hiltl, Andreas Neumair, Kord Ernstson:...
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The Chiemgau meteorite crater strewn field: the impact once again has piped...
A new Thunderhole (Donnerloch) and reactions Since our contribution (Dec 2, 2011) on the impact-induced rock liquefaction (soil liquefaction) and the Thunderhole phenomenon, quite a few new sinkholes...
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Microtektites from the Chiemgau impact fallout
Tektites are well-known gravel-size natural glasses that according to current knowledge form in the very early process of impact cratering by melting and/or vaporizing of superficial soil and rocks...
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The Chiemgau impact at the 45. Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (LPSC),...
In addition to the report on the microtektites from the foothills of the Alps we present here the LPSC abstract paper (click to open the full article):
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Chiemgau impact – new contribution: compilation of mineralogical evidence in...
Under the scanning electron microscope (SEM): The odd world of the iron silicides from the Chiemgau impact meteorite crater strewn field (click to enlarge). Contribution to the mineralogy meeting of...
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The Nalbach (Saarland, Germany) impact at the LPSC 2015
At the this year’s Lunar and Planetary Science Conference in the Woodlands, Texas, the abstract article entitled “Strong shock metamorphism and a crater: evidence of a Holocene meteorite impact event...
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A cross-bedded diamictite: evidence of a big Lake Chiemsee tsunami in the...
A cross-bedded diamictite: evidence of a big Lake Chiemsee tsunami in the Chiemgau meteorite impact event strengthened Kord Ernstson* Abstract. – Gravel exploitation near Lake Chiemsee has exposed a...
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The Chiemgau impact at the LPSC 2016
At the this year’s internationally prestigious Lunar and Planetary Science Conference in the Woodlands, Texas, two contributions on the Chiemgau meteorite impact crater strewn field in Germany have...
View ArticleT. Shumilova, S.N. Tkachev, S. Isaenko, S. Shevchuk, M.A. Rappenglück & V.A....
Only recently an article has been published in the reputable journal Carbon with our colleague Dr. Tatyana Shumilova, Russian Academy of Sciences, as first author and Dr. M.A, Rappenglück from our CIRT...
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New article: The Digital Terrain Model (DTM) and the craters of the Chiemgau...
The Digital Terrain Model (DTM) and the evaluation of known and the search for new craters in the Chiemgau meteorite impact strewn field [PDF DOWNLOAD] Kord Ernstson* (2017) Abstract. – For several...
View ArticleThe Chiemgau meteorite impact at the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference...
At the this year’s prestigious meeting of the Lunar and Planetary Institute in The Woodlands, Texas, the following abstract articles that relate to the Chiemgau meteorite impact have been published:...
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Meteorite craters: impact approachable
Already in the early days of the exploration of the Chiemgau impact crater strewn field at the beginning of the new millennium, a perfectly semicircular structure was discovered during a flight, which...
View ArticleContribution to American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting – Chiemgau...
EP53B-1700: Meteorite Impact “Earthquake” Features (Rock Liquefaction, Surface Wave Deformations, Seismites) from Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and Geoelectric Complex Resistivity/Induced...
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Chiemgau Impact: in addition to the AGU Fall Meeting contribution – the...
Ernstson, K. et al.: The sinkhole enigma in the Alpine Foreland, Southeast Germany: Evidence of impact-induced rock liquefaction processes In addition to the AGU contribution: The 2011 Thunderhole...
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Chiemgau impact – pink quartz
Pink quartz – a new, meteorite impact-related origin? Part 1: Observations and first hypothesis of formation PDF DOWNLOAD Kord Ernstson* (2018) Abstract Pink quartz, not to be confused with rose...
View ArticleThe Chiemgau impact – don’t believe in Wikipedia!
The Chiemgau impact – don’t believe in Wikipedia! The Wikipedia page “Chiemgau impact hypothesis” is still manipulating science and defaming scientific research for the worst, when the visitor reads in...
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