The first Trumpet scorched the land. The second sets its sights on the sea — and what falls from the sky this time is on a scale humanity has only seen once before, 66 million years ago.
"Something like a great mountain, burning with fire, was thrown into the sea." A mass roughly 10 kilometers wide, screaming in at 20 kilometers per second — more than 58 times the speed of sound — slams into the deep ocean and unleashes 100 teratons of explosive energy: 4.5 billion times the power of Hiroshima.
In this episode, we run the forensic numbers against the closest thing science has to a precedent — the Chicxulub impact that ended the age of the dinosaurs — and trace the cascade this judgment triggers.
What is Nigh?
The Science behind the Apocalypse. Here's the data — a rigorous analysis of the 2,000-year-old document that maps the future.
We use AI to analyze the most data driven, the most misunderstood text in human history. This is the first effort to deconstruct and analyze the data embedded in this ancient text; because when a man in 95 AD listed what comes next — We ran his data.