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The Largest Impact Crater on Earth, 520 km Across, Might Be Hiding Under Australia

The Largest Impact Crater on Earth, 520 km Across, Might Be Hiding Under Australia
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Largest meteor crater ever is hiding near Deniliquin in NSW: Experts believe space rock is bigger than the one that killed the dinosaurs

A rural town in NSW is believed to be hiding the largest known crater on Earth, made by a meteor twice as powerful as the one that caused the extinction of the dinosaurs.

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A New Asteroid Crater Just Dropped

An asteroid impact structure identified near the town of Deniliquin in NSW may be the largest to be found in the world.

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Asteroid crater 520km in diameter buried deep in southeast Australia, scientists say

Asteroid crater 520km in diameter buried deep in southeast Australia, scientists say
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Mystery Formation Beneath Australia May Be Largest Ever Asteroid Impact

Scientists think the asteroid impact may have occurred roughly 450 million years ago, when 85 percent of all species on Earth were wiped out.

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