Barringer Crater

Barringer Crater is a meteor crater near Winslow, Arizona, a mainstream visitor goal, and the wellspring of unlimited hypotheses about the birthplace of this superbly round monster opening in the ground. The primary individual to dare to say that the opening was made by an effect from a meteor was Daniel Barringer, who gave it the name and whose family likewise possesses the cavity and the encompassing area.

The huge opening is 4,100 feet in width and 570 feet profound. It was made around 50,000 years back by a space rock around 130 feet wide. Researchers trust that the space rock was a piece of a bigger space rock that broke separated while going through the atmosphere.