Two major meteorite impacts shed light on the interior of Mars. by ETH Zurich. Wavefield simulation on Mars. First observation of surface waves on Mars reveals details of planet's crust. Kim et al
According to NASA, the probability of an asteroid capable of destroying a city striking Earth is 0.1% every year. If one of these does hit Earth, there is a 70% chance it will land in the ocean
The Panoramic Survey Telescope and Rapid Response System, known as Pan-STARRS, is used to detect asteroids and other objects near Earth. Currently, we think catastrophic impacts—those from Large meteorite impacts may not just throw up huge dust clouds but also punch right through the Earth’s crust, triggering gigantic volcanic eruptions. The idea is controversial, but evidence is An asteroid impact—or several simultaneous impacts—that triggered the Flood may also have been part of an ongoing, solar-system-wide catastrophe that lasted for months or years.5 If so, we would expect to find evidence of many other meteorites that subsequently hit the earth during God’s judgment on the planet. Two lines of evidence can What was the largest meteorite to ever hit Earth? The largest impact crater on Earth is in South Africa, called the Vredefort Dome. It is very ancient and poorly preserved, and measures roughly 300 kilometres across. The impact from the meteor would have been enormous. How often do major meteorite impact events occur? Let's make one thing clear: the chances of an asteroid hitting Earth are very, very small. Yes, it's happened before, and things were pretty rough afterward. But keep in mind that the last major asteroid impact happened about 66 million years ago, and the dinosaurs around at the time didn't have the sort of monitoring equipment we do now. GlRT.
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