Mysterious 'spooky black carpet' is full of platinum and glass in the ice age

A mysterious black carpet, a sign of a large-scale fire disaster, found at an ice age site, Younger Dryas, has revealed a terrifying event from space.

Scientists found at Abu Hureyra finally uncover the stuff that makes up the strewnfield team.

A ghostly "strewnfield" has been found in Abu Hureyra, an archaeological site located in present-day Syria. Strewnfield is the term used to refer to areas with signs of extraterrestrial impact , including a layer of carbon black, "black carpet" rich in carbon, platinum, micro-diamond nanoparticles, meteorite glass, orbs. tiny metals . which are formed only by extremely high temperatures.

Strewfield this time in the group Younger Dryas Boundary (YDB) , the term used to refer to 30 locations scattered throughout Europe, the Americas and parts of the Middle East, together contain traces of extraterrestrial impact in the Younger Dryas ice age. . Worth mentioning, what the scientists found at Abu Hureyra finally revealed what made this group of strewnfield: a comet exploded . This is the first direct evidence of the impact of this hypothetical event on ancient humans.

Comet material found in glass fragments was created by extraterrestrial attackers - (photo: UCSB)

The team, led by Dr. James Kennett from the University of California at Santa Barbara (UCSB, USA), analyzed fragments of "meteorite glass ," now just tiny distorted spheres scattered across Abu Hureyra. and concluded that it must have formed at a temperature of more than 2,200 degrees C. Abu Hureyra is an ancient ice settlement, about 12,800 years old, but seems to have been "evaporated" from the planet after being burned. by glass spheres that can melt cars in a minute.

The team also found in glass fragments "comet material" such as minerals rich in chromium, iron, nickel, sulfide, titanium, platinum, and iron-rich irdium.

Hureyra relic map - (photo: DAILY MAIL)

If a comet exploded when it hit Earth or near the ground, comet clusters could cause thousands of air explosions within a few minutes on an Earth's hemisphere.

So, not only turning the Abu Hureyra settlement into a chaotic ruins of bone fragments, building materials and plants in the blink of an eye, it can also impact many other settlements around the world. Scientists also claim that it contributed greatly to the disappearance of the same period of time for many large animals such as mammoths and North American camels.

The place where the "death" comet directly collided with the Earth is most likely a crater hit found under the Hiawatha glacier in Greenland.

The research has just been published in the scientific journal Scientific Reports.