This Fireworks Show is a 4.5 Billion-Year-Old Meteor Exploding
Back in 2012 a meteor broke up in the sky above California. Now, using a fragment that landed in someone's roof, NASA has revealed more about the meteorite in question.
Back in 2012 a meteor broke up in the sky above California. Now, using a fragment that landed in someone's roof, NASA has revealed more about the meteorite in question.
A new space rock discovery has scientists scratching their heads. The meteorite is of a class that's never before been seen.
I'm not that big a fan of the vino but I really want to drink the Cabernet Sauvignon from Ian Hutchinson's vineyard in Chile's Cachapoal Valley. Why? Well, for some reason, it's aged with an eight-centimetre, 4.5 billion years old meteor from the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. SPACEWINE.
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