-
Silverpit crater is a
buried sub-sea
structure under the
North Sea off the
coast of the
island of
Great Britain. The 20 km (12 mi) crater-like form, named...
- of the
valley of the Wash
River [citation needed]. Also
notable is the
Silverpit crater, a crater-like
feature near the
Silver Pit,
discovered in 2002...
- (15 mi)
Boltysh crater in
Ukraine (65.17±0.64 Ma), the 20 km (12 mi)
Silverpit crater in the
North Sea (59.5±14.5 Ma)
possibly formed by
bolide impact...
- fell into the
Pacific Ocean,
apparently no
crater was formed. The age of
Silverpit and the
confirmed Boltysh crater (65.17 ± 0.64 Ma), as well as
their latitude...
-
estimated to be less than 120
million years (Lower
Cretaceous or later).
Silverpit crater "BP".
Earth Impact Database.
Planetary and
Space Science Centre...
- (15 mi)
diameter impact crater in
Ukraine (65.17 ± 0.64 Ma); and the
Silverpit crater, a 20 km (12 mi)
diameter proposed impact crater in the
North Sea...
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downstream at Faxfleet. The
island has also been
known as Hook
Island and
Silverpit Island, and was
formerly used for agriculture, and
connected to the riverbank...
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below the
Zechstein Group. The
Upper Rotliegend Group is
divided in the
Silverpit Formation and
Slochteren Formation, the last is an
important reservoir...
- that has been
recognised since about 1843 by fishermen.
Nearby is the
Silverpit crater, a
controversial structure initially proposed to be an
impact crater...
- that sank
referred to
Dogger Bank, and the city
itself referred to the
Silverpit crater at the base of
Dogger Bank. A book
allegedly by Oera
Linda claims...
