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This is very nice thank you

I never give an inch to drivers I from Alexander city

It looks like liquid! :o

The moon must have been littered with debris from this impact. Perhaps one day we will be able to find some of these.

were youu there no so STFU

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Is it possible to include the temp scale on one of these to see the interaction/heat flows between the melt rock back into the ocean water?

I loved the BellaRusso goth song!

I'm certain the ocean would be able to immediately flood the impact crater since the crater would be white-hot causing the seawater to flash over into steam.

A real inconsistency

I couldn't handle more than five seconds of that overbearingly loud and annoying music.

interesting to see the water pierce deep into the rock towards the end there.

The fact it looks like a skull at some points is absolutely poetic

That absolute fountain of orbital-speed ejected debris... l

Chicxulub is my favourite Pokemon.

From 0:50 you can see Jesus descending down to save the dinosaurs

You know what, I feel kind of bad for the dinosaurs. Sure, they preyed on a lot of animals, but nobody deserves to have an asteroid hit their planet

I like at 0:33 when it became a giant evil cat.

Great job on this amazing simulation, Brayden! If you don't mind a suggestion, I think it would give us an even more realistic idea of how the event happened if you slowed down this animation to real time, but then to keep the sense of just how huge and insanely powerful this blast was, place recognizable large buildings and monuments sized to scale on the ground to the side of the impact site, maybe starting around the 25km mark, then perhaps show them get blasted away along with the ground underneath them. If it would be too much work to try to accurately show them get blasted away, you could sinply keep them statically in place as silhouettes to remind people where the ground once stood.

Would the left and rightmost areas (around -75 km and 75 km in this simulation) be where all the 'cenotes' are? Really cool simulation!

It jumps from 60.8 to 62.8 seconds?

So what I’m getting here is that with the proper amount of energy, anything will act like a liquid….

0:05 it fits perfectly with the crust erupting out of the hollowed out ground

Maybe I am a lunatic but I would really like to see it from the earth orbit.

That is scary🙏🙏👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧

Must have been an incredible sight for that Dinosaur that saw it.

"Btw, Your little cousin play with your pc" Me:

**actual footage**

wonderful creations I witness in humanity

Great simulation, where did you get the data for this? Is this published somewhere do just a fun this you did? I wanna learn how it was done!

now can you do one on mars? and then once things cool down hit the same spot with a smaller one?

powder toys!

Fiction

You're my favorite content crater

this guy rips it

Post this to Strava Brayden!

my dumbass thinking you broke the landspeed record on a bike:

noice

Not a fan of the sidewalk but understand. Stay Safe.

Hi, one question, whats up with this right STI? Looks strangely bend on camera.

Nice video keep posting

I can't seem to make out the letterings on the license plates. Are you sure the setting is at 4K?

My goodness, these streets need urgent repair.

But..how high was mushroom cloud from this impact?

Is 65 million years ago 0:00.02 seconds

You do realize the point of research is to actually do research? Maybe not... oh well.

очень похоже на образование кумулятивной струи

Спасибо. Короче, ближе чем со 100 км на такое зрелище лучше не смотреть!

How to save computation time? Do a half and mirror it 😂