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Evidence of 430,000-year-old asteroid impact discovered in Antarctica

Evidence of 430,000-year-old asteroid impact discovered in Antarctica
Satsuki Then - Apr 2, 2021, 4:59am CDT
An international team of researchers led by scientists from the University of Kent and Imperial College London have discovered extraterrestrial particles in Antarctica pointing to a medium-sized asteroid impact on the continent. Researchers believe the impact occurred about 430,000 years ago, and the particles were discovered on the summit of Walnumfjellet Mountain in Queen Maud Land, East Antarctica.
The particles discovered are called condensation spherules and suggest that an asteroid at least 100 meters in diameter impacted the ice at high-speed 430,000 years ago. The impact caused an explosion creating a jet of melted and vaporized meteor material that scattered and settled over the Antarctic ice sheet. Authors on the research paper say this is an important discovery for the geological record because evidence of this type of event is scar ....

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Asteroid That Crashed Over Antarctica 430,000 Years Ago Could Have Caused Millions of Deaths

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Antarctica asteroid impact from 430,000 years ago discovered by scientists

Antarctica asteroid impact from 430,000 years ago discovered by scientists
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Newfound meteorite could help unlock secrets of the solar system

Newfound meteorite could help unlock secrets of the solar system
The incredibly rare space rock recovered in the U.K. could help scientists answer questions about how Earth got its water and maybe even how life here got started.
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On the night of February 28, a rocky shard fell from the sky and lit up the atmosphere above England. The impressive fireball was caught by an international network of meteorite-tracking cameras, and scientists were dispatched to the sleepy town of Winchcombe. A chunk of the meteorite was found on a driveway, while another was discovered in a field full of sheep droppings. ....

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