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Unknown wonders: Wolfe Creek Crater - The Conversation
Wolfe Creek Crater: the second largest meteor impact site in the world. Dainis Dravins - Lund Observatory, Sweden. Australia is famous for its natural beauty: the Great Barrier Reef, Uluru, Kakadu ...
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Meteorite crater discovered while drilling for gold in outback WA estimated to be 100 million years old - ABC News - ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
He said the Ora Banda crater looks to be much larger than the Wolfe Creek Crater in the WA Kimberley, made famous by a 2005 horror film. Maps showing the location of the Ora Banda crater ...
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Wolfe Creek Crater younger than previously thought – a mere 120,000 years old - ABC listen - ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
It was thought that a meteorite struck 300,000 years ago to create Wolfe Creek Crater, but new research has found the crater was formed more recently than that. Skip to main content.