Our planet is littered with the leftovers of violent collisions with space rocks. From the dramatic to the controversial to the barely visible, the remnants are a humbling reminder that impacts can occur anywhere, any time.

Wounds from Earth's encounters with space rocks are a long time in healing. Photographer Stan Gaz presents stunning images of craters around the world in all of their stark, cataclysmic beauty.

Aborigines may have identified craters' unearthly origins long before modern science.

Controversial new evidence suggests a tsunami that hit New York City 2,300 years ago was caused by an asteroid impact just offshore.

An impact crater in India suggests a meteor strike there may have killed off the dinosaurs.

Got a strange rock on your hands? Scientists at the Smithsonian Institute will tell you whether if it's from another world.
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