NASA Is Hunting for Meteorites Deep Under the Sea—and You Can Come Along for the Ride
http://www.newsweek.com/meteorite-nasa-fragments-1003713
On March 7, a minivan-sized meteor flashed through the skies at about nine miles per second before splitting up and splashing into the waters of the Pacific Ocean.
Now, scientists are combing the seas for chunks of the space rock, EarthSky reported. And you can join the team for the ride as they livestream their adventure.
NASA Is Hunting for Meteorites Deep Under the Sea—and You Can Come Along for the Ride
Jul 2, 2018, 11:23am UTC
http://www.newsweek.com/meteorite-nasa-fragments-1003713
> On March 7, a minivan-sized meteor flashed through the skies at about nine miles per second before splitting up and splashing into the waters of the Pacific Ocean.
> Now, scientists are combing the seas for chunks of the space rock, EarthSky reported. And you can join the team for the ride as they livestream their adventure.