- An amateur astronomer has discovered a meteorite crater on Google Maps
- The crater is thought to be 390 million years old
- The finding was verified when a scientists visited the site and found telltale rock formations
Sometimes, I find myself idly browsing Google Maps, marveling at the wondrous locations I can spy from a satellite’s vantage point. Sadly, though, I’ve never discovered a 390-million-year-old meteorite crater while enjoying my nerdy pastime — but one clever Canadian has just managed to do exactly that.