The Randall Carlson
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Crater vs. Astrobleme: The Two Faces of an Impact
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December 2, 2025
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1:03Now PlayingA crater is the classic bowl-shaped depression carved by an impact....Meteor Crater in Arizona stands as the textbook example.
An astrobleme, meaning “star wound,” is different. It marks the site of an ancient impact, but erosion or burial has obscured the visible bowl. Beneath layers of sediment or worn-down terrain, the scar remains.
One is a hole in the ground; the other is a memory etched into the planet itself.
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