Gosse Bluff,
Gosse Bluff, a meteorite crater created by a massive cosmic impact about 130 million years ago. The ramparts 250 m high and inner crater 4 km wide represents the base of a rebound 'splash' that formed far below the vaporisation chamber and remained frozen in the subterranean strata until it was gradually revealed by erosion. Tnorala Conservation Reserve, Missionary Plain, Northern Territory, Australia
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Location: Tnorala Conservation Reserve, Missionary Plain, Northern Territory, Australia
Photo credit: © Jean-Paul Ferrero/AUSCAPE / Alamy / Afripics
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