A massive crater was spotted on Google Earth. It could be a scar from an ancient meteorite impact

An amateur astronomer discovered a massive crater using Google Earth while preparing for a camping trip. Following an expedition to Quebec, scientists confirmed the indentation is a real meteorite crater dating back 390 million years. This rare discovery was validated through microscopic results and field research, confirming the astronomer's initial suspicions. The site represents a significant find, as few reported new craters are officially verified as authentic meteorite impact scars by the scientific community.