Desert fireball rocks

WESTERN Australian researchers from Curtin University have found two meteorites in two weeks on the Nullarbor Plain.

Curtin's Dr Hadrien Devillepoix pointing to the meteorite found near Madura

03 August 2020
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The meteorite falls were captured by the Desert Fireball Network team, which uses cameras across the country to observe shooting stars and predict where meteorites land.

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