 Odessa Meteor Crater and Museum - Reviews from across the web
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Odessa Meteor Crater and Museum | Museum/Attraction Review | Midland | Frommers.com - expert review
The second-largest meteor crater in the United States (bested only by Sunset Crater near Flagstaff, Arizona) is about 50,000 years old, born when a flaming hunk of asteroid collided with the West Texas plains. A National Natural Landmark, the cr...
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Odessa Meteor Crater
It was more like 1948 if my memory is correct. There were three guys and two went to the bottom. The first two sets of stairs were gone and they climbed down about 20 feet to the first landing holding on to a old piece of drilling line about 1 1/4 diameter and with lots of wickers sticking out that ...
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Odessa Meteor Crater and Museum - Guidespot
The Odessa Meteor Crater is the second largest of its type in the nation, stretching over 550 feet wide and originally 100 feet deep. It was formed by a shower of nickel-iron meteorites. The nearby museum has information regarding meteorites, the cr...
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