The meteorite of the Earth age falls ... the roof
The landlord, an unnamed person, went out to find strange objects that had just crashed on his roof at 22:30 on September 26 and damaged part of the roof.
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The landlord, an unnamed person, went out to find strange objects that had just crashed on his roof at 22:30 on September 26 and damaged part of the roof.
The European Space Agency (ESA) published a video of the flashes of light appearing on Earth's natural satellites due to collisions with meteorites on July 17 and 18, Sp…
This is a relatively large meteorite with a diameter of 5 km, this asteroid will fly over the position about 10 million km from Earth.
66 million years ago, an asteroid 14 km in diameter, flying at 64,000 km / h crashed into shallow waters today, the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico.
The debris advertised as a new falling meteorite is being sold online.
According to Sputnik, 37 million years ago, a giant meteorite 5 km in diameter once crashed into Earth, in the area of present-day Canada, creating a crater up to 28 k…
Apophis meteorite, 370m in diameter, can fall into the Pacific Ocean by 2036, having 65,000 times the impact of Hiroshima's atomic bomb.
A leading astronomer recently made a terrifying prediction for humans on Earth about a giant meteorite weighing 40 million tons.
A piece of meteorite estimated 4.56 billion years old was found in Mexico in the collection of rare asteroids auctioned this year in New York.
Scientists have discovered one of the youngest meteorite known in the Solar System, which is very strange when it splits itself and develops two individual comet-like ta…
The ability of our Earth to be hit by planets is extremely rare, but it is actually only a matter of time before this disaster comes true.
The 1.15kg brick debris of 4.56 billion years old meteorite was found in Perth, Australia.
NASA's Curiosity robot finds an unusual piece of smooth metal meteorite as if it were grinding on the surface of Mars.
On November 25, Argentine police found a family in the state of Santiago del Estero, 1,200km north of Buenos Aires, storing 2.5 tons of meteorites.