Where is the place with the most meteorites in the world?

The place where there are many meteorites is the Antarctic continent, where snow cover is common, and there is good protection for meteorites, so meteorites will not flow and destroy easily, and they will not be weathered or intervened by human factors like the mainland, so Antarctica should be the place with the most meteorites.

Meteorites are actually space debris scattered in outer space, which may contain elements such as paste, titanium, and of course, some elements that are not found on Earth. Because there is a layer of atmosphere outside the earth, so for the general meteorite in the friction through the atmosphere, may disappear, these can be felt by watching the rocket lift-off, so there are very few meteorites that can reach the earth. Moreover, meteorites were not fully understood in ancient times, so there was no better sense of protection.

In fact, meteorites have a deep meaning for our scientific research, which can allow us to better understand the mysteries of outer space, uncover the origin of human beings, or the future development direction. And it contains a lot of rare elements that can be studied and used for us.

It should be Antarctica, and there are about 3,000 meteorites found in other large states, but 30,000 have been found in Antarctica, not even if they have not been discovered. Because Antarctica has snow and ice, it is a good protection for meteorites, and it will not have wind erosion like other continents, and there is no erosion by flowing water. In fact, most of the other meteorites have a lot on them, but under the action of other forces, they have all been decomposed or buried, and it just so happens that the environment of Antarctica gives meteorites an excellent treasure deposit.

And because Antarctica is rarely involved, so the man-made damage to meteorites is also small, if there are many human beings, especially in ancient times people did not know that this is a meteorite, it is likely to be taken home as a general stone, this meteorite is a kind of destruction, on the contrary, there is no man-made destruction in Antarctica, so in the past to pick up a quasi.

Also because the Antarctic is surrounded by sea, a large number of meteorites will also fall into the sea near the Antarctic, and after various geological changes, some will gradually be transported to the surface.

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China's largest meteorite is in Liaoning. In China, the crater in the Xiuyan circle of Liaoning Province can be regarded as the "first crater in China", the diameter of the crater in this place is up to one kilometer, the depth of the pit is about 150 meters, it is the first extraterrestrial celestial body impact structure in China to form a crater, the Xiuyan crater is bowl-shaped, and the bedrock of the crater area is the early Proterozoic metamorphic rock strata formed 2 billion years ago, and its geological structure is very rare.

Scientists estimate that the meteorite impact event here occurred 50,000 years ago, and began to evolve into the bowl-shaped depression seen today 10,000 years ago, and the crater is a crater or ring-shaped geological structure formed by the high-speed impact of an asteroid or comet, which is of great significance for exploring the formation, evolution, biological changes, and deep material state of the earth.

The crater is an extremely precious natural heritage, which has important scientific research, can serve the popularization of science education for the whole people, and will bring certain social and economic benefits to the local area.

The world's largest stony meteorite is from Jilin, China"Jilin Meteorite No. 1", weighing 1,775 kilograms, this is the largest stony meteorite mass ever collected by humans.

Meteorites, also known as "meteorites", are unburned cosmic meteors other than the Earth that break away from their original orbits or scatter stones on the surface of the Earth or other planets in pieces, and are natural solids that fall from cosmic space to a certain place. It is a precious and rare physical specimen of the stars of the solar system that human beings directly understand, and it is extremely collectible.

According to the observation of Canadian scientists in the past 10 years, more than 20 tons of meteorites fall on the earth every year, and there are probably more than 20,000 pieces. Meteorites vary in size, and in a large meteor shower, many pea-sized meteorites will land, and sometimes large meteorites will fall.

On March 8, 1976, Jilin in China landed an unprecedented meteorite shower, the largest of which weighed 1,770 kilograms, which is now the largest stony meteorite in the world, known as "Jilin No. 1". The meteorite slammed into the ground, causing a mushroom cloud of smoke and dust that smashed through the permafrost, creating a large crater with a depth of 2 meters and a diameter of 2 meters.

In addition, in 1920, the Goba meteorite (a meteorite with a large iron content is called a meteorite) was discovered in the southern region of Namibia, Africa, and it weighed about 60 tons, making it the largest and heaviest meteorite in existence.