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Meteorite that struck home in Georgia is older than Earth
A meteorite that crashed into a house in Georgia, US earlier this year, is older than our planet. The object flew through the skies during the day before exploding across the state on June 26. NASA confirmed the event and said it was witnessed by residents of Georgia and nearby states who reported hundreds of sightings and a loud booming noise as the fireball tore through the skies.
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