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Meteorite described as 'fireball' crashed into Georgia home. It may be older than Earth

Meteorite that crashed into Georgia home is believed to have originated from the main asteroid belt, making it 4.56 billion years old

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Meteorite fragment that crashed into a Georgia home is billions of years old — older than Earth itself: professor

University of Georgia geology professor Scott Harris determined that a meteorite fragment that crashed through the roof of a home in Georgia last June is billions of years old.

Popular Mechanics on MSN · 7h

A Meteorite Older Than the Earth Just Crashed Into Someone’s Living Room

When University of Georgia planetary geologist Scott Harris got his hands on specimens and dust from the offending meteorite (which had missed the shocked homeowner’s head by about the length of an average sedan),

Georgia graduates contributed more than $23 billion to state economy, USG says

The University System of Georgia says its graduates contributed $23.1 billion to the state’s economy in fiscal year 2024, ...

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UGA students return as new data highlights value of college degrees

System Chancellor Sonny Perdue says a bachelor’s degree can boost career earnings by about $1.4 million compared to a high ...

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Class of 2029, one of UGA’s ‘most academically qualified,’ starts fall semester

Over 6,000 first-time students start on Wednesday for the 2025-26 school year. The students were accepted from almost 48,000 applicants.

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UGA hosts class of 2029 at Freshman Welcome

Over 6,100 freshmen and new students gathered at Tate Plaza and Sanford Stadium at the University of Georgia for the 2025 ...

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UGA’s first-year students include many of the best and brightest

UGA's Class of 2029, which is comprised of more than 6,200 students, features more than 200 valedictorians or salutatorians.

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Kirby Smart Says National Titles Aren’t the Real Measure of Coaching Success in CFB

Georgia Bulldogs head coach Kirby Smart believes that national titles do not define coaching success in college football.

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Study: Georgia's universities made a $23 billion impact on the state economy last fiscal year

The economic impact includes $15.2 billion in direct spending and a $7.9 million multiplier effect on local communities.

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Third Georgia defensive back shuts down his recruitment

Four-star safety Zech Fort reaffirmed his commitment to the University of Georgia's 2026 recruiting class. Fort is ranked as the No. 11 safety and No. 133 overall prospect in the nation. Another ...

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