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This is Roter Kamm Crater located in South West Africa in the Namibia Desert. Scientists believe that a meteorite hit this area about 5 million years ago. The crater floor is coverd by sand dunes.
(W. U. Reimold and LPI)

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This is Roter Kamm Crater located in South West Africa in the Namibia Desert. Scientists believe that a meteorite hit this area about 5 million years ago. The crater floor is coverd by sand dunes. (W. U. Reimold and LPI)

This is Roter Kamm Crater located in South West Africa in the Namibia Desert. Scientists believe that a meteorite hit this area about 5 million years ago. The crater floor is coverd by sand dunes. (W. U. Reimold and LPI)

This is Roter Kamm Crater located in South West Africa in the Namibia Desert. Scientists believe that a meteorite hit this area about 5 million years ago. The crater floor is coverd by sand dunes. (W. U. Reimold and LPI)

This is Roter Kamm Crater located in South West Africa in the Namibia Desert. Scientists believe that a meteorite hit this area about 5 million years ago. The crater floor is coverd by sand dunes.
(W. U. Reimold and LPI)

This is Roter Kamm Crater located in South West Africa in the Namibia Desert. Scientists believe that a meteorite hit this area about 5 million years ago. The crater floor is coverd by sand dunes.
(W. U. Reimold and LPI)

This is Roter Kamm Crater located in South West Africa in the Namibia Desert. Scientists believe that a meteorite hit this area about 5 million years ago. The crater floor is coverd by sand dunes.
(W. U. Reimold and LPI)