The meteorite is roughly 4.56 billion years old, and experts believe it’s a chip off an asteroid from the belt between Mars and Jupiter.

A month and a half ago, people in several US states observed a fireball in the sky. Now the analysis of remains has been completed.

It was as thick as a cherry tomato, but it sounded like a battle shell. On June 26th, a fragment of an old space rock tore across the heavens of the southeastern United States at 29,000 miles per hour ...

A meteorite that tore through the roof of a U.S. home in June 2025 has been dated at 4.56 billion years old, making it roughly 20 million years older than Earth itself. The impact occurred on June 26 ...

The space rock likely originated in the main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter and can be traced to the breakup of a much larger asteroid around 470 million years ago.

Additional pieces of the meteorite can be viewed at the Tellus Science Museum in Cartersville, Georgia, where it will be publicly displayed.

Tonight is the last night of Perseids Meteor Shower's peak. But Georgia stargazers will need the right Moon and as little cloud cover as possible.

A meteorite "crash landed" in Georgia on June 26. Particles that tore through the roof of a home in Henry County, Georgia, 31 ...

Dashcams caught a meteorite blazing though the sky. It crashed into a house in Georgia. It came straight through the ceiling ...

Meteorite that tore through southeastern US skies this summer determined to be older than Earth itself, researchers say ...

Researchers at the University of Georgia have named a meteorite that crashed into a metro Atlanta residence earlier this summer, and they estimate that it formed over 4.56 billion years ago.

A mysterious extraterrestrial visitor now has a permanent home and identity, thanks to University of Georgia researchers.