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Pow! Japan’s Hayabusa2 Bombs Asteroid Ryugu to Make a Crater (Photo)

Author: Mike Wall / Source: Space.com (Image: © JAXA, Kobe University, Chiba Institute of Technology, The University of Occupational and Environmental Health, Kochi University, Aichi Toho University, The University of Aizu, and Tokyo University of Science) Asteroids have pummeled Earth for
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Hayabusa2 has blasted the surface of asteroid Ryugu to make a crater

Author: Lisa Grossman / Source: Science News Hayabusa2 has blasted the asteroid Ryugu with a projectile, probably adding a crater to the small world’s surface and stirring up dust that scientists hope to snag. The projectile, a two-kilogram copper cylinder, separated from the Hayabusa2
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Greenland may have another massive crater hiding under its ice

Author: Carolyn Gramling / Source: Science News Greenland’s ice may be hiding more than one crater left by long-ago meteorite impacts. An analysis of satellite and airborne images of the topography beneath the ice sheet has revealed a large, craterlike structure buried beneath two kilometers of
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A massive crater hides under Greenland’s ice

Author: Carolyn Gramling / Source: Science News for Students Something big lurks beneath Greenland’s ice. Using ice-penetrating radar, scientists have discovered a crater larger than the city of Paris. This 31-kilometer- (19.3-mile-) wide pit in northwest Greenland lies buried under as much as
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Erosion has erased most of Earth’s impact craters. Here are the survivors

Author: Emily DeMarco / Source: Science News When it comes to impact craters, Earth is the pauper of the solar system. Even with a recent, still-to-be-confirmed crater discovery under Greenland’s ice, there are fewer than 200 known impact craters on the planet. Mars, for comparison, has hundreds
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