"Uncovering the World's Largest Buried Asteroid Structure in Australia"
Geologists in Australia have discovered what could be the world's largest asteroid impact structure buried beneath the country, estimated to be over 320 miles in diameter, dwarfing the largest confirmed impact structure. The findings, published in the journal Tectonophysics, suggest that the Deniliquin structure exhibits features expected from a large-scale impact structure, including symmetrical ripples in the crust caused by extreme temperatures. The discovery could have significant implications for our understanding of Earth's geological history.
