Medicine & TechnologyWater and other biological materials have been detected in the Winchcombe meteorite, which fell to Earth in the UK last year. Read on to know its details.
Scientists detected extraterrestrial water in a meteorite for the first time which was found after it crashed into a driveway located in Gloucestershire. Read more to know the details.
A meteorite discovered in 2019 revealed that pebbles were flying off the surface of the asteroid Bennu. Check out to know how the scientists were able to come up with their hypothesis about the ejection of pebbles.
Scientists discovered an interlocking form of graphite and diamond in ancient Canyon Diablo meteorite. Continue reading to know more about the structure and how it could help the electronics industry.
Curtin’s Space Science and Technology Centre revealed the exact impact crater of the oldest Martian meteorite Black Beauty a.k.a Northwest Africa 7034. Continue reading to know more about the location of the home crater.
Astronomers used drones and artificial intelligence in locating a meteorite in Australia. Read more to learn how they found the fallen space rock in a desert.
The newly discovered unusual meteorite in England was sitting in the imprint of a horseshoe. According to its discoverers, it dates back to approximately 4.6 billion years.
Winchcombe meteorite fell on Earth in February in Cotswolds and is now classified as an extremely space rock worth almost $140,000. Scientists hope it could provide clues to life in space.
Following their analysis on the basin in Falkland islands, a team of scientists concluded the basin exhibited traits of a large ancient meteorite impact.
While many may be familiar with Mars’ dusty red surface from the glow it gives, or even the dust-covered mountains traversed by Mars rovers in the past, a new study of a meteorite found in the Moroccan desert has researchers believing that a far different image of the planet lies just below the thin red dust.
While the near full moon will interfere with the sights in the sky tonight, astronomers say that stargazers will still be able to see the first meteor shower of 2015 this weekend, with the arrival of the “Quadrantids".
Earlier this past summer when a mysterious giant crater was discovered in northern Siberia’s Yamal Peninsula, many believed the phenomenon to be far too strange to be a natural occurrence. Ironically named “Yamal” which means “the end of the world”, much skepticism surrounded early news of the phenomenon. And when images hit the web a myriad of theories abounded, leading viewers to throw reason to the wind claiming that the crater was either a man-made hoax, a site for a meteorite crash, or even the workings of an alien UFO.