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Ancient Impact Crater & 'Eye' of Quebec in Canada | Landsat 8 Satellite | USGS FriendsofNASA.org: A large, round lake in Quebec, Canada, highlights the geography of an ancient impact crater. In the late Triassic Period, a 3 mile wide meteorite struck northern Pangea at over 30,000 miles per hour. The resulting crater is now 214 million years old, but the dramatic circular lake visible in 2024 Landsat imagery is a surprisingly recent feature. It was the completion of the Daniel-Johnson Dam in 196
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Ancient Impact Crater & 'Eye' of Quebec in Canada | Landsat 8 Satellite | USGS FriendsofNASA.org: A large, round lake in Quebec, Canada, highlights the geography of an ancient impact crater. In the late Triassic Period, a 3 mile wide meteorite struck northern Pangea at over 30,000 miles per hour. The resulting crater is now 214 million years old, but the dramatic circular lake visible in 2024 Landsat imagery is a surprisingly recent feature. It was the completion of the Daniel-Johnson Dam in 196
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Les plus gros cratères du Québec, les voici - MétéoMédia
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Twin craters, endless blue. The Clearwater Lakes in Northern Quebec were formed by meteorite impacts million of years ago—and today they’re some of the most pristine waters on Earth. Standing here feels like discovering a secret the planet’s been keeping. Have you ever been somewhere that made you feel this small and this connected all at once? #fyp #geography #viral #lake #geology #canada | Urban Atlas
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Flying over the frozen north, with an asteroid crater. Location and Formation • Pingualuit Lake lies within the Pingualuit Crater, a nearly perfect circular impact crater on the Ungava Peninsula in Nunavik, northern Quebec. • The crater was formed about 1.4 million years ago by a meteorite impact and is approximately 3.44 km (2.14 miles) in diameter and 400 meters deep. | Sam Rutherford
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Factually Interesting on Instagram: "The Crystal Eye of Nunavik: 1.4 Million Years of Climate History in a Perfect Crater The Pingualuit Crater in Quebec’s remote Ungava Peninsula is a stunning geological feature known for its nearly perfect circular shape. It was formed approximately 1.4 million years ago by a massive meteorite impact that hit at a near-vertical angle, resulting in one of the best-preserved simple impact craters on Earth. The crater is filled by Lake Pingualuk, aptly nicknamed
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Urban Atlas on Instagram: "The crater was formed approximately 1.4 million years ago. . . . #canada #geography #travel #adventure #adventuretravel #quebec #offroad #wilderness #remotelocation #fyp #viral #nunavut #geology #french #interesting #manitoba #ontario #history"
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