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The Violent Past of a Space Rock That Fell to Earth in Novato

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The fragmentation of the Novato meteorite on Oct. 17, 2012, as depicted in a horizontally mirrored image to show the progression of the event (from left to right). (Robert P. Moreno Jr., Jim Albers and Peter Jenniskens/NASA-SETI)

It was not a planet killer, like the comet or asteroid that …Read More

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