Tales of asteroids that wiped out the dinosaurs, Worlds In Collision by Velikovsky, and the Pacific Ring Of Fire seem to illustrate a potential past cataclysmic event that humans observed, as far back as 15,000 years ago.

Could such an event have taken place? The image below is a representation of how out Earth looks if it weren’t covered with water. Was there a great excavation of material from the surface of the earth?

The Pacific “Ring Of Fire” is a long region of consistent volcanic activity along the edges of continents encircling the Pacific Ocean.
Compare that to the image above.

Were the Sierra Nevadas and the Gulf Of California formed by just such an event? Scientist say they were formed over millions of years of slow easterly tectonic plate movements. Notice the entire eastern half of the United States is flat compared to the western half? Much of Central and Southern California are prone to earthquakes to this day. I have found sea shells in the dirt, in SW Idaho. 🤔

Velikovsky’s account suggests that Mars was also involved in an interplanetary collision with Venus, with Valles Marineris being formed by huge arcs of discharging plasma energy.

A question remains. Where does all this positive charge come from?
Perhaps the entire Universe is made up of positively charged gasses, known as plasma.

“Venus and mars are alright, tonight…”

Indeed a reference to an ancient mythology, perhaps in the context of his blossoming relationship with the love of his life, Linda.
(If you believe men are from Mars, and women are from Venus)