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Evidence of a meteorite attack that is equivalent to 940 million bombs dropped by the US Hiroshima was explored in the UK, after 1.2 billion years of burial.

And although that giant meteorite has caused a major extinction, the seabed life where it collided has recovered in less than 10 years.

In Arkansas, the United States has a nearly 370-hectare park, which has a 10-hectare area reserved for diamond-dug visitors. Guests will be able to bring everything they find home

Most months of the year, Lost looks like many other lakes - calm and peaceful. But when winter came, a mysterious crater appeared and began to drain all the lake water, leaving a

The disappearance of the forest reveals a circle with a diameter of 36 to 46 km in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The crater is named after German physicist and planetary scientist Gerhard Neukum, located in an area called Noachis Terra.

The article was recently published in Nature Geoscience, which shocked many people when they said the spectral data had found water on the moon.

For at least 500 years, the offspring of a parakeet has been constantly learning how to soar over poisonous gases rising from Nindiri crater in Nicaragua, according to National

The largest tar lake on the planet is quite hard so people can step on it. People bring tar here to more than 50 countries around the world to make roads.

There are about 176 meteorite holes discovered on Earth. Among them, there are big, unbelievable holes.