The first 10 minutes of this AtlasPro video talks about how that phenomenon is a thing on Mars, and there are some evidence that it is also the case on Earth, despite very little people have talked about it. He proposes the long chain of underwater and surface volcanoes that include the Haiwai’i islands are caused by the Vredefort crater in Africa.
To test his theory, I went through a couple of craters and hot spot volcanoes, and there are many possible fit for the theory, but one really caught my attention after watching another geography video.
In this Peter Zelinka video on Catastrophe and Cartography - Ice Age Floods Visualized, he mentioned that some have proposed an impact might have taken place near Summit Lake in British Columbia during the ice age, and the impact crater is only obscured because the spot was covered with layers of ice.
So I went to look what’s directly opposite to Summit Lake on the Earth, that spot brings me very close to Heard Island and McDonald Islands, as well as the French Southern and Antarctic Lands.
These volcanic islands seem to have surfaced during the Holocene, which matches the time frame of the proposed impact in Canada. If the crater-hot spot volcano connection theory is true, the Summit Lake-McDonald Islands pair could confirm that an impact did hit the Northern American ice sheet.