Spherical, prismatic 'foreign object' exposed in meteorite that fell to Russia
German scientists have found bizarre carbon microcrystals in the famous Chelyabinsk meteorite that crashed into Russia in 2013.
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German scientists have found bizarre carbon microcrystals in the famous Chelyabinsk meteorite that crashed into Russia in 2013.
The Chelyabinsk meteorite that caused horror when it exploded over Russia in 2013 has just been proven to be related to a giant collision that shattered the Earth, formi…
Giant meteorite attacks the Earth unexpectedly: This is the risk from the space that makes the science world
For each of us, meteorite seems to be a strange and hidden concept within it many mysteries from the vast universe.
With the power to destroy up to 15 million tons of TNT, some meteors carry enormous destructive power that once plunged to Earth.
Russia's telescope has discovered a giant meteorite that can plunge into the Earth in the future.
An internal investigation by the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) shows that the agency has seriously failed the program to hunt down meteorites capable of hitting Earth.
On April 19, people on the Russian island newspaper Kola witnessed a meteorite explosion. The explosion took place at 2 am (local time) and could be seen quite clearly.
According to Voice of Russia, debris weighing up to several tons of Chelyabinsk meteorite was found at the bottom of Lake Chebarkul.
The Russian scientist is one of 10 people in 2013 who changed the picture of the world. All thanks to the study of meteorites falling on February 15 from the atmosphere…
A study published in Nature confirms the risk of meteorites crashing into the earth as a meteorite explosion in Russia was much larger than previous forecasts.
Russian scientists picked up a giant meteorite from the bottom of Lake Chebarkul on October 16 in February.
The meteorite that exploded in the sky of Russia in February was determined to be about 4.56 billion years old, equivalent to the age of the Solar System.
The meteorite block that injured more than 1,500 people in the country on February 15 may have almost touched the Sun before falling to Earth and exploding.
The meteorite falling on the city of Chelyabinsk, Russia in February has been auctioned by a Scottish collector in the UK.