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Rare 30-Ton Meteorite That Hit Earth 4,000 Years Ago Found In Argentina --- Could It Be The World's Largest?
The meteorite was believed to be made of iron-nickel. A group of workers have successfully excavated a humongous meteorite out of the ground located in Campo del Cielo about 670 miles northwest of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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