Image: NASA Earth Observatory

The Geological History of Spider Crater

Spider Crater is a geological formation that is located in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. The site was created by a meteorite strike. Over hundreds of millions of years, the crater has been shaped by erosion. The entire oval-shaped impact zone measures about 13 kilometers by 11 kilometers. Inside this area, the spider-shaped center is about 4 kilometers wide.

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