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INFOGRAPHIC: Looking at meteor impact craters from around the world

Michael Allan McCrae | August 17, 2014 | 4:24 pm Iron Ore 

Types of meteorites and scaling meteors by the amount of damage they could potentially cause.


Courtesy of the space shop at The Space Collective

3 Comments

  • DB

    Why is it that majority of the craters are located in the northern hemisphere? Is it because the southern hemisphere is still less explored?

  • Gary

    More land mass in Northern hemisphere. How many landed in the oceans I wonder?

  • Arnold

    The equatorial region is relatively sparse as well!

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