Space
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The Vredefort Crater: Africa’s Largest on Earth from 2 Billion Years Age
The Vredefort crater in South Africa is the world's biggest of its sort, stretching up to 300 kilometers (more than 180 miles) from edge to edge. Trekking continuously through one corner to the next could require around roughly three days.
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