Discover the largest crater on Earth
Scientists believe that the Australian cracks are a trace of the largest crater ever created when meteorites hit Earth.
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Scientists believe that the Australian cracks are a trace of the largest crater ever created when meteorites hit Earth.
Previously, scientists always believed that Chicxulub crater craters in the Gulf of Mexico were the result of a collision between Earth and Chicxulub and it was this imp…
US scientists have found evidence that dinosaurs continue to live another 300,000 years after an asteroid hit the earth.
A hypothesis has long been accepted that the Chicxulub crater, which holds the focal point for the dinosaur disappearance, along with about 65% of other species from 65…
In the 1980s, physicist Richard Muller at the University of California, Berkeley presented the idea of a twin star with our Sun.
For years, scientists have hypothesized that bacteria might have been brought to earth on a comet or meteorite, seeding life today. But the panspermia theory poses the o…
Geophysicists have now created the most detailed 3-dimensional seismic images of the Chicxulub meteorite that is almost submerged under this sea. Data show that the mete…
US scientists have mapped a large submarine cliff in the southern Gulf of Mexico, which is thought to contain clues to the extinction dinosaur collision millions of year…