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There's this rock, this meteorite, it punched a hole through a Georgia residence hall earlier this summer and scientists are now thinking it's 20 million years older than our own planet. And this meteorite, it just raced across the sky and looked at first it was a fireball, this was on June 26th, just before a piece of it struck a house in the city of McDonough. And a researcher at the University of Georgia studied material taken from the house and found the meteorite formed around 4.56 million years ago, making it about 20 million years older than the Earth.