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It's a huge area and it's very, very flat. Australia's geologically very inactive so any visible crater was gone many millions of years ago. An image would jus
by zik 3y ago
It's a huge area and it's very, very flat. Australia's geologically very inactive so any visible crater was gone many millions of years ago.
An image would just look like this:
https://earth.google.com/web/search/Deniliquin+NSW/@-35.35229634,145.1015451,160.99601592a,520698.14216495d,35y,0h,60t,0r/data=CngaThJICiQweDZhZGYyZWQ5ODdjNWQ4YWQ6MHg0MDYwOWI0OTA0M2NhNzAZbUa8K3HEQcAhd5cwP1weYkAqDkRlbmlsaXF1aW4gTlNXGAIgASImCiQJ_7fJTCrtPEAR_7fJTCrtPMAZ5HCzFSfdRUAh7KEAvJvqUMAoAg https://earth.google.com/web/search/Deniliquin+NSW/@-35.3522...
To give an idea of scale, the area they're talking about is equivalent to from Boston to Philadelphia. It's big.
- coryfklein 3y ago1. I would love to still have that very photo! Captioned, “Buried under a swathe of never ending desert wasteland, the crater lies hidden under 8 kilometers of sand and rock” 2. You can still show me a map with a marker indicating where the hell the site is.