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2009年10月19日 · Three-dimensional reconstruction of the submerged Shiva crater (~500 km diameter) at the Mumbai Offshore Basin, western shelf of India from different cross-sectional and geophysical data. The...
(PDF) Shiva structure: a possible KT boundary impact crater on …
2006年1月1日 · Among these, the submerged Shiva crater on the Mumbai Offshore Basin on the western shelf of India is the largest (~500 km diameter), which is covered by 7-km-thick strata of Cenozoic sediments....
Shiva: Another K-T Impact? - SpaceDaily.Com
Until Shiva can be studied more intensively, the crater will remain a tantalizing possibility rather than hard evidence of another K-T meteorite impact. Chatterjee says that oil companies and the Indian government control the site where Shiva is located, and access is extremely limited.
The shape of the Shiva Crater and the asymmetric ejecta distribution mimic those of artificial craters produced by oblique impacts in laboratory experiments. The synchrony and near-an-
[PDF] Shiva Structure: A Possible KT Boundary Impact Crater on …
It is speculated that the Shiva bolide crashed obliquely on the western continental shelf of India around 65 Ma, excavating the crater, shattering the lithosphere, initiated the rifting between India and the Seychelles and triggered the acceleration of the Indian Plate northward.
Shiva impact event and its implications for Deccan Volcanism and ...
2008年12月31日 · The Shiva crater is largely submerged on the passive western continental shelf and is buried by 7 km thick strata of post-impact Cenozoic sediments. It is the largest impact crater known on Earth, about 500 km diameter and is a rich source of oil and gas.
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2009年10月20日 · Sankar Chatterjee, a paleontologist at Texas Tech University's Department of Geosciences, has been trying to get a crater on that list since 1992, claiming that he's found the granddaddy of them...
Among these, the submerged Shiva crater on the Mumbai Offshore Basin on the western shelf of India is the largest (~500 km diameter), which is covered by 7-km-thick strata of Cenozoic sediments....
Shiva Impact Crater [IMAGE] | EurekAlert! Science News Releases
Shiva Impact Crater [IMAGE] | EurekAlert! Science News Releases. This diagram shows a three-dimensional reconstruction of the submerged Shiva crater (~500 km diameter) at the Mumbai...
What is the Shiva Crater? - Spiegato
The Shiva Crater is a large geologic feature located off the coast of India. It is believed to be an impact crater, caused by the collision of an asteroid with Earth, although some scientists have cast aspersions on this theory.
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