A meteor strike tens of thousands of years ago in northern Arizona formed what is now called Meteor Crater. New research suggests that impact may have been felt elsewhere, too. Plus, the cultural forces that draw Filipinos into nursing in Arizona and around the country.
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StephanHoerold/Getty ImagesMore than 50,000 years ago, a meteor hit Earth and formed what we now call Meteor Crater in northern Arizona. But new research finds that impact may have gone beyond that one site. -
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