“Hundreds of millions of years ago – between 1000 and 600, scientists estimate – a meteor crashed into Australia and created this 30km wide basin formerly known as the Teague Ring (it was renamed after a renowned USGS scientist named Eugene Shoemaker). It is arid and harsh, full of dry lakebeds and encrusted with salt.”
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Stunning.
Sweet, I have never even heard of this before.
@dieAntagonista: Me either… well, until right before I posted this.
Colors look so unnatural and wierd