• The lake is situated in the only basaltic rock high velocity impact in the entire planet. According to scientists, the crater was created when an asteroid or comet impacted the region at a speed of 90000 km/h.
• The newest and best-preserved basalt rock crater is Lonar Crater Lake. The age of the lake has been established using two techniques. As opposed to the Argon-Argon dating system, which indicated that the carter was formed around 570000 years ago with a spread of 47000 years correction on either side, thermoluminescence analysis indicates that the age of the lake should be 52000 years old with a spread of 6000 years correction on either side.
• The crater on which the lake is located has a diameter of 1.8 km, while the lake itself has a mean diameter of about 3900 feet, or 1.2 km.
• The oval form of the carter on which the lake is located suggests that a comet or asteroid struck the area at an angle of 35 to 40 degrees.
• Due to the mud belt’s high alkaline composition, there is no flora to be found there.
• There is a sweet water spring at the lake’s southernmost point. Then there are two streams that, given that they empty straight into the lake, serve as the lake’s water source.
• You will also be astounded by the lake’s ecosystem because it has two separate water regions that don’t combine.
• The pH level of the lake’s outer section, which is neutral at 7. The alkaline portion of the lake, which has a pH of 11, is located in its interior. Both areas are distinct and have a wide variety of plants and animals.
• The monitor lizards are the most noticeable animals at Lonar Crater Lake.

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