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Scientists uncover history behind world's oldest known asteroid impact which smashed into Earth three billion years ago

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Scientists uncover history behind world's oldest known asteroid impact which smashed into Earth three billion years ago
Scientists have uncovered the history behind the world's oldest known asteroid impact which hit the Earth approximately 3.02 billion years ago. The North Pole Dome, situated in the Pilbara region, in western Australia had long been suspected by researchers as the location of an ancient cosmic collision. However, definitive proof of its age had remained elusive. A team at Curtin University, Perth, led by Professor
24 Jun, 08:59