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An asteroid hit deep in the Australian outback. What it left may have broken a record
Australian researchers say they have found evidence of Earth's oldest known asteroid impact. It dates back three billion years.
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sciencealert.com
World's Oldest Known Asteroid Crater Is 3 Billion Years Old, Study Confirms
When scientists disagree, sometimes the truth is somewhere in the middle.
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newscientist.com
Huge crater in Australia may be the oldest impact structure on Earth
A study claims that the North Pole Dome crater in Western Australia was caused by an asteroid strike 3 billion years ago, but other researchers dispute the proposed age
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theguardian.com
Scientists find ‘smoking gun’ evidence of world’s oldest meteorite strike in Western Australia
Curtin University researchers use innovative techniques to date three-billion-year-old impact crater in Pilbara region
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dailymail.com
World's oldest known asteroid impact was created 3 BILLION years ago
Scientists have identified the world's oldest recorded asteroid impact, revealing new evidence of Earth's violent history.
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nacion.com
Un impacto de meteorito hace 3.024 millones de años habría dejado el cráter más antiguo conocido de la Tierra
Un estudio publicado en la revista Geology fechó en 3.024 millones de años el impacto de North Pole Dome, en Australia Occidental, y lo propone como el cráter más antiguo conocido…
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sbs.com.au
An asteroid hit deep in the Australian outback. What it left may have broken a record
Australian researchers say they have found evidence of Earth's oldest known asteroid impact. It dates back three billion years.
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independent.co.uk
Earth’s oldest asteroid impact crater may just have been found
Researchers date North Pole Dome in Australia’s Pilbara region to over 3 billion years ago
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ansa.it
Ha 3 miliardi di anni il cratere da impatto più antico della Terra - Terra e Poli - Ansa.it
Si trova in Australia, nella regione di Pibara (ANSA)
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lavanguardia.com
El impacto de asteroide más antiguo conocido en la Tierra ocurrió hace 3.000 millones de años en el Polo Norte de Australia Occidental
Los meteoritos cayeron sobre las formaciones rocosas de la región de Pilbara, dejando varios cráteres
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tass.com
Australian researchers date Earth’s oldest known asteroid impact
The findings helped identify the exact age of the impact structure
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larepublica.pe
El impacto del asteroide más antiguo en la Tierra ocurrió hace 3 mil millones de años: un cráter cambia la historia geológica
La investigación utilizó minerales microscópicos para datar con precisión el impacto, que ocurrió cuando la vida y la atmósfera estaban en evolución.
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space.com
3 billion years old! This Australian crater is the oldest known asteroid impact site on Earth
"While the site had previously been identified as an ancient impact crater, its exact age remained uncertain."
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fanpage.it
In Australia prove inconfutabili del più antico impatto di un meteorite sulla Terra: risale a 3 miliardi di anni fa
La scoperta arriva dall’Australia occidentale e conferma l’impatto meteoritico come il più antico conosciuto sulla Terra, offrendo una rara visione