At Tall el Hammam (Jordan) in Jordan, researchers modeling an airburst event found that temperatures of 10,000-20,000 degrees could have sterilized the area and melted mudbricks and ground material, all without leaving a crater. Some archaeologists identify this site as the ancient city of Sodom. Fascinating intersection of cosmic event modeling and Bronze Age archaeology! 🏺
Airburst modeling at Tall el Hammam (Jordan) suggests cosmic destruction without crater
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- Airburst modeling was conducted at Tall el Hammam (Jordan) in Syria
- Archaeologists believe Tall el Hammam (Jordan) is the ancient city of Sodom
- The airburst over the city did not leave a crater
- Researchers found melted mud bricks and melted material on the ground
- Airburst temperatures can reach 10,000-20,000 degrees, sterilizing the ground
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