An Asteroid With Active Volcanoes Once Wandered the Early Universe
Sounds like something you'd read about in a science-fiction book but it's true, and it managed to crash into the Earth in 2008.
Sounds like something you'd read about in a science-fiction book but it's true, and it managed to crash into the Earth in 2008.
It sounds weird, but the most abundant mineral on Earth finally got a name last week, thanks to a century-old meteorite.
Pssst. Hey, you. Yeah, you. Wanna buy some Mars? This is no bridge sale, son, it's the real deal. Just £520 per gram and you can own your own little bit of the Red Planet.
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