Mbozi iron meteorite Tanzania is a massive Earth meteorite and again it has no impact crater!
Why and how do the worlds largest pieces of natural iron – these iron meteorites – have no impact crater?
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Glacial erratic rocks are rocks that do not belong geologically to the area they are found. Geology explains this by saying they were pushed or moved there by glaciers or massive flood waters. Perhaps they were formed where they were found?
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The Mundrabilla iron meteorite and meteorite irons found around the Nullarbor Plain in Western Australia may have all been found above or just below the surface.
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Willamette Meteorite (Tomanowos iron meteorite) – another massive iron meteorite that slammed into the earth and left no crater, yet is the largest meteorite in the USA!
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Cape York iron meteorites are separate lumps of iron but have been grouped together as fragments of the same iron meteorite, as they are found around the same location. The iron pieces known as the Women and the Dog were found about 25 meters from each other on the mainland and Ahnighito was found on an island. They were found above the ground and with no visible crater around them, even for the largest one called Ahnighito.
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Hoba meteorite – the largest iron meteorite found on Earth, the largest piece of iron found on Earth. Amazingly it is flat on both sides and no crater was found around it.
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