Scientists have uncovered a 3.5 billion-year-old meteorite crater in Australia, shedding light on Earth’s early history. This remarkable find offers new insights into ancient geological processes and the planet’s evolution, challenging existing theories.
Scientists have uncovered the oldest known impact crater in Australia, dating back over 2.2 billion years. Located in the Pilbara region, this discovery sheds light on Earth’s geological history and the impact of cosmic collisions on planetary evolution.
