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Article #3409Meteor Impact Site In Northern Minnesota?
From: Greg Prince
Date: Mon, 04 Jan 1993 18:46
Date: Mon, 04 Jan 1993 18:46
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DO> seldom visited by anybody. The crater is 12' across, has water in DO> it, and lies in a heavily forested area. Unlike the surrounding DO> forest area, all of the trees near the depression look to be the DO> same age. DO> My question is this: who should this Minnesotan contact that can DO> follow up on this report to see if it is really a meteor impact DO> site? Perhaps there is existing aerial photography of the area that Has he asked the Dept. of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Minnesota? I'd be interested in seeing the site myself, for that matter. It sounds interesting. It'd be interesting though if it is an impact site, because of the previous glaciation of the area. Anything that wasn't fairly recent wouldn't still be there. greg
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