The 5 largest meteors ever plunged to Earth
With the power to destroy up to 15 million tons of TNT, some meteors carry enormous destructive power that once plunged to Earth.
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With the power to destroy up to 15 million tons of TNT, some meteors carry enormous destructive power that once plunged to Earth.
Shape-like object an Egyptian mummy was discovered recently on Mars attracted a lot of interest of curious people.
The iron meteorite layer beneath the surface of the Antarctic ice sheet can carry a lot of information about our solar system formation.
A meteorite of about 4.5 billion years old was discovered by Australian researchers in the Kati Thanda lake area - Lake Eyre, Australia.
China's Jade Rabbit self-discovery device discovered a new basalt while searching for minerals on the Moon's surface.
After the death of the only moon Phobos, Mars could become the second Saturn version with a debris belt surrounded.
Again, imaginative people believe that they have seen signs of life on Mars. This time, it was a rock like a man with a beard that was impressive.
Residents in the eastern village of Turkey earned more than $ 350,000 from the sale of meteorite debris to the area in September.
Some aliens believe they have discovered life on Mars through an image that they think is a long-tailed monkey sitting on a rock.
Astronomers find a rocky planet about the size of Earth and 39 light years away from us.
CoRoT-7b, an extrasolar planet, is a world covered by lava ocean, has a scarred surface due to the intense eruption of volcanoes and the atmosphere formed from evaporate…
UFO enthusiasts have played a stone shaped like a Buddha statue on the surface of Mars.
A UFO hunter on the video sharing site YouTube is named Mr. Enigma has confirmed that it has discovered a rock population on Mars that resembles an unusual monument of S…
Two American filmmakers have built the solar system's microcosm in accordance with the actual size and distance ratio.