Hiyah Zaidi

It changes what we think of Bodmin Moor.

You'll want an orange after reading this.

The site could join nearly 200 confirmed impact craters worldwide.

It could have future implications.

Some of these you may never have heard of before.

Terrifying but pretty.

It would be a major change.

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