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Meteor Crater, Arizona
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Meteor Crater aka Barringer Crater or Canyon Diablo near Winslow, Arizona. A nickel-iron meteorite about 50m across impacted the plain some 50,000 years ago carving out a crater 1,200m in diameter and 170m deep. Its rim rises 45m above the surroundings. Purchased in 1903 by mining engineer Daniel Barringer who hoped to exploit the presumed large iron-nickel mass. But the mining bonanza evaporated as had most of the meteorite upon impact. It is still owned by the Barringer family.
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Georg Gerster/Science Source
Unique identifier:
SS2436653
Legacy Identifier:
BR9685
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5104px × 3420px (~49 MB)
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