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The Curiosity rover may have located a rare meteorite composed of iron and nickel on Mars.
NASA’s Curiosity rover has been exploring the surface of Mars since 2012, and it recently came upon an interesting find. A news release by Arizona State University reports that an on-board device captured a two-frame portrait of a small meteorite dubbed “Egg Rock.”
The 4.4 billion-year-old meteorite is like nothing ever discovered on Earth and gives researchers insight into the makeup of the Red Planet’s surface.
You may recall the orange flash that broke out over Russia last year and just recently there was another one. Video footage is making the rounds online showing a dull orange bulb-like flash lurking underneath the clouds.
A comet carrying enough water to fill a small lake provided astronomers with the first tangible evidence to support a controversial theory that Earth’s water may have arrived on comets billions of years ago.
A meteorite exploded over Russia’s Urals region on Friday, creating a impact wave that left around 1,000 people injured and blew out windows, Russia media reported.
