“How could evidence of a major asteroid impact have been missed when it was in plain sight all along? The telltale signs of a huge impact site were sitting alongside a busy road 8 kilometres north-east of Santa Fe, New Mexico.”

Read more (http://space.newscientist.com/article/mg19826604.800-roadside-crater-should-have-made-more-of-an-impact.html)

Latitude: 35°44'42.56"N, Longitude: 105°52'43.24"W (rough)

so Nevada is all covered with impacts?

Quite a few i reckon

Updated position:

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Latitude: 35.73°, Longitude: 105.86°

Must've been a lot of dinosaurs on that meteorite to create all the hydrocarbons there.

Must've been a lot of dinosaurs on that meteorite to create all the hydrocarbons there.

@OilIsMastery
Before i consign you to my ignore list, please explain yourself.
Why do you think there were dinosaurs on the meteorite?

Think carefully before you answer...

@OilIsMastery
Before i consign you to my ignore list, please explain yourself.
Why would I care if you ignore me? Go ahead and put me on ignore. It's your right to be ignorant.

Why do you think there were dinosaurs on the meteorite?
Don't worry I don't. In the words of synthesizer-patel "only a complete idiot" (namely a sedimentary geologist) would think that.

"only a complete idiot" (namely a sedimentary geologist) would think that.Is that the same as a sedentary geologist?

Is that the same as a sedentary geologist?
Sedimentary geologists tend to be sedentary whereas volcanologists (geologists with more than one brain cell) are peripatetic.