Researchers poring over Google Earth images have discovered one of Earth's freshest impact craters -- a 45-meter-wide (148-foot-wide) pock in southwestern Egypt that probably was excavated by a fast-moving iron meteorite no more than a few thousand years ago, discovery.com writes.
Oppdatert: 08.12.2010 16:09
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