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Why are Scientists Searching the Bottom of the Ocean for the Remnants of 2014 Meteor?
Scientists intend to look for an interplanetary meteor that impacted Earth in 2014 at the ocean's depths. The object struck the water in 2014, not far from the coast of Papua New Guinea.
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