NASA's latest satellite imagery reveals Australia's giant spider; the striking landscape created by an ancient impact is a huge crater
- Spider Crater in Western Australia may be 600–900 million years old, preserving evidence of an ancient meteorite impact.
- (Image: NASA)From the ground it may look like just another isolated patch of tough Australian country.
- From space, however, the landscape takes on an uncanny form: a giant spider etched across the earth.
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- Spider Crater in Western Australia may be 600–900 million years old, preserving evidence of an ancient meteorite impact.
- (Image: NASA)From the ground it may look like just another isolated patch of tough Australian country.
- From space, however, the landscape takes on an uncanny form: a giant spider etched across the earth.
Sources: Times of India