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Asteroid that crashed into Earth 2 billion years ago was up to 15 miles wide

University of Rochester experts say the asteroid impact, which left behind the Vredefort crater near present-day Johannesburg, would have had devastating consequences for Earth.

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Earth s greatest hits: A history of asteroid impacts

Earth s greatest hits: A history of asteroid impacts
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Can asteroids and geoengineering the stratosphere save the planet?

Amid the exponential effects of climate change, geoengineering and eco-regeneration are mooted as methods to cool our planet.

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Investegate |University of the Free state Announcements | University of the Free state: UFS MAGIC lab, the go-to geological drone imaging group in South Africa

Investegate announcements from University of the Free state, UFS MAGIC lab, the go-to geological drone imaging group in South Africa

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University of the Free state: UFS MAGIC lab, the go-to geological drone imaging group in South Africa

Drone-based geological imaging are made possible by the Merensky group for Aerial Geological Image Classification (MAGIC) at the University of the Free State (UFS).Bloemfontein, March 31, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE)

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