Copernicus Program publishes an image of the exquisite “ORGEZZINE BUSE” in Algeria Sciences

The European Copernic program – which aims to monitor the planet and collect precise and continuous information on the environment, the weather and the climate, has published a new image of the Orkziz nozzle, to the west of Algeria, near the border with Morocco, and it was taken at the beginning of March by Satellite “Sintel -2”.

In addition to being an exquisite geological sign, a nozzle and a rituer is a well -preserved shock structure, and it was formed around 70 million years ago at the end of the Cretaceous, and provides precious data for scientists on the geological history of the earth and the events of the meteorite collision and the way it developed.

Collision

The diameter of this nozzle is approximately 3.5 km, and it formed when the meteorite has struck this area, leaving a circular depression which is still visible to date.

The collision has distorted the sedimentary rock layers, forming the concentrated rings, which is a distinctive geological characteristic of this region.

The area surrounding the nozzle consists of sedimentary rocks, in particular limestone, wonder and sandstone. In addition, the collision led to the formation of the pen, which is a fragment of coherent rock which appeared because of the strength of the collision.

Since its creation, natural corrosion has revealed the structure of the internal nozzle, which has provided precious visions on the collision and geological history of the earth.

Although a nozzle and a ritual are located in a distant region, its visit is possible, but it requires preparation before overcoming and local support, and the region is already a destination for certain researchers and those interested in astronomy and geology.

Special collision

Although there are no specific number proved, scientists rely on special physical laws and models to estimate the size of the meteorite part falling into a nozzle. Based on these models, it is believed that the body was around 150 and 300 meters, and if we assume that the body was rocky (like ordinary meteorites) and quickly fell approximately 17 km per second.

Compared to the chexolob nozzle in Mexico, the latter has a diameter of around 150 km, and therefore it is believed that the drop in meteorite was approximately 10 to 15 km, which is a dangerous diameter which can cause extensive extinction, as happened in the extinction that occurred 66 million years ago, and has lost 75% of life forms on this, on dinosa.

If the earth was estimated that the terrain was tested similar to that which was received by a nozzle and a ritual, the resulting energy would be between 10 thousand and a hundred thousand megawatts of the Toloin trilogy. For the purpose of comparison, the Hiroshima bomb only launched 15 megawatts.

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This means destruction in a region of tens of kilometers (such as a city or several cities) as well as an explosion of fire, light and heat burning nearby, with a strong shock wave that breaks glass and destroyed the buildings tens of kilometers, as well as a quarter of earth which can be felt by hundreds of kilometers.

And if he falls into the ocean, this will allow a huge tsunami to form a height of waves at tens of meters, and if it is close to a coastal city, the result will undoubtedly be disastrous.

But at the end, the effect of the fall of this type of this type remains only at the local or regional level and does not extend to a global influence such as “Chiksolup”.