“Also, the structure is roughly rectangular, unlike the simple, bowl shaped Lonar crater of Maharashtra. This structural pattern is roughly consistent with the oblique impact,” he adds.
Another study published in Meteoritics & Planetary Science reveals that the impact structure has an approximately 10 km diameter. The new findings aided by remote sensing and digital imagery shows the diameter to be much higher than the previously noted diameter of about 2.5 km.
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Unknown titleijesh Ray from the Planetary Sciences Division of Physical Research Laboratory, Ahmedabad. He is the corresponding author of the paper recently published in the Journal of Earth System Science. <span>“Also, the structure is roughly rectangular, unlike the simple, bowl shaped Lonar crater of Maharashtra. This structural pattern is roughly consistent with the oblique impact,” he adds. Another study published in Meteoritics & Planetary Science reveals that the impact structure has an approximately 10 km diameter. The new findings aided by remote sensing and digital imagery shows the diameter to be much higher than the previously noted diameter of about 2.5 km. This paper also notes that the asteroid may have hit into a shallow water environment. “We saw sediment deformation patterns and also gastropods embedded in the sedimentary rock. We kno Summary
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