Meteorite that crashed into Georgia home is believed to have originated from the main asteroid belt, making it 4.56 billion ...

Scientists confirmed a meteorite that was seen streaking across the sky in June and smashed through the roof of a home in McDonough is 20 million years older than Earth.

The meteorite is roughly 4.56 billion years old, and experts believe it’s a chip off an asteroid from the belt between Mars ...

A meteorite that tore through the roof of a U.S. home in June 2025 has been dated at 4.56 billion years old, making it roughly 20 million years older than Earth itself. The impact occurred on June 26 ...

Though no one knew it then, this space rock hailed from a time long before Earth had even formed. Using optical and electron ...

A meteorite that crash-landed into a Georgia home earlier this summer turns out to be millions of years older than Earth ...

THE 'MCDONOUGH METEORITE' CRASH LANDED IN A HENRY COUNTY MAN'S HOME JUNE 26-TH AFTER THE FIREBALL STREAKED THROUGH THE DAYTIME SKY.

If Asteroid 2024 YR4 crashes into the Moon in 2032, it would be the largest impact in about 5,000 years, according to a new analysis.

Two meteor showers—the Southern Delta Aquariids and the Alpha Capricornids—are active during late July, bringing bright streaks of light across the sky. These showers are best seen when the sky is ...

The alpha Capricornids, southern Delta Aquariids and Perseids meteor showers are currently active over Michigan skies. How to view them this summer.

July is once again exiting in style, treating stargazers to a meteor shower double-feature this week.

Skygazers will be treated to dueling meteor showers converging as the Alpha Capricornids and the Southern Delta Aquarrids both reach peak activity.