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Astronaut Shares Ancient Manicouagan Crater View From Space

Astronaut Shares Ancient Manicouagan Crater View From Space
Astronaut Shares Photograph Of Hundreds-Of-Millions-Year-Old Crater From Space · NDTV

Astronaut Don Pettit took a picture of the Manicouagan crater from space.

The picture was captured aboard the International Space Station.

The crater is in Quebec.

It was formed hundreds of millions of years ago by a major impact.

Pettit shared the picture on X. The image is in black and white.

The crater is so large that people can see it from space.

The photograph gives people a view of this ancient structure from high above.

Key facts

Photographer
Astronaut Don Pettit
Location
Quebec
Structure
Manicouagan crater
Age
Hundreds of millions of years old
Image format
Black and white
Viewpoint
The International Space Station
Platform
X

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