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Using lasers to find meteor craters
It is a geologic mystery: there appear to be very few small impact events in …
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Guided Rim Tours at Meteor Crater | Arizona Tourist Attraction
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Meteor Crater Arizona: Where is it? How to visit it?
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NASA witnesses one of the largest meteor craters forming in the solar system
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What are meteorites? I visit and study the craters they've left across our planet
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Meteor Crater Formation
Meteor Crater, also known as Barringer Crater, is one of Earth’s best-preserved meteor impact sites, located in northern Arizona. Spanning about 1,200 meters in diameter and 170 meters deep, it was formed 50,000 years ago by a nickel-iron meteorite moving at 12.8 km/s. The impact released energy equivalent to millions of tons of TNT, creating this massive crater. The crater’s rim rises 45 meters above the surrounding plain, showcasing layers of uplifted rock and soil, revealing Earth’s geologica
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Meteor Crater, also known as Barringer Crater, is one of Earth’s best-preserved meteor impact sites, located in northern Arizona. Spanning about 1,200 meters in diameter and 170 meters deep, it was formed 50,000 years ago by a nickel-iron meteorite moving at 12.8 km/s. The impact released energy equivalent to millions of tons of TNT, creating this massive crater. The crater’s rim rises 45 meters above the surrounding plain, showcasing layers of uplifted rock and soil, revealing Earth’s geologica
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NASA Determines Australian Meteor Crater is the Oldest Known
NASA Determines Australian Meteor Crater is the Oldest Known
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Visit the world's most-preserved meteor crater
Visit the world's most-preserved meteor crater
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