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The shape of the Great Lakes, shaped like cones with the deepest part in the middle, is more characteristic of lightning strikes than an impact or explosion of an asteroid.

Sorry, but on this topic Scientific American and Wikipedia are useless. Created by the same scientific idiots that once claimed glaciation formed the Lakes.

At the deepest part, the center of the inverted cone, Lake Superior is about a mile deep.

Steve’s concept of a companion star is at least compatible with the facts. However, I find a planet much more likely. Saturn and Jupiter were both, in their turns, considered to be the “Sun” of ancient/prehistoric peoples throughout the world.

said, "more characteristic of lightning strikes than an impact or explosion of an asteroid"

I didn't think of that. Though my concept would create a massive electrical storm. Given this it does fit with my theory.

My opinion a very large CME blast from our sun. The concussion alone would be massive that would trigger massive lighting storms. The concussion would cause an instant cavity in the ice pack throwing up enough ice to cause the Carolina Bays.

The Meteor from our sun is a Chondrite meteor which would explode very high over Michigan. Chondrite meteors always explode on entry with only fragments that remain. They're composed of Framboid(FeS2),iridium, Nano-diamonds, platinum, Aluminium-26 and amino acids. The heavier materials would continue on the same path coming in from the north East and widen its pattern (I believe.) Those heavier materials created the black mat.

The lighter materials would be amino acids and Surfer which I found two gypsum(CaSO4·2H2O) mines in the logical light material impact areas of Michigan (42°54'00.0"N 85°42'00.0"W and 42.9414°N 85.7006°W near each other)
Framboidal iron oxide: Chondrite-like material from the black mat, Murray Springs, Arizona framboidal particles.
https://cosmictusk.com/wp-content/uploads/Framboidal-iron-oxide-Chondrite-like-material-from-the-black-mat-Murray-Springs-Arizona.pdf

Disestablishmentarian. i have so much on Sirius being our binary star I have no doubt anymore. you can pick my brain or start here:
https://youtu.be/I3ZDcj0kF_0

I should have been more clear. Continental Glaciers scoured out the depressions that are now the Great lakes.

The continental Glaciers (Laurentide Glaciers) were probably initially broken up by a series of comet or asteroid strikes. The melt water that filled the scoured out depressions created the great lakes. The asteroids did not create the great lakes.