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Geoffrey Evatt was snowmobiling in Antarctica when he spotted an outlandish feature. A black rock stood so starkly against the diamantine ice that even the untrained eye would have known it was not from this world, but a meteorite. “You’ll never get over that high of finding the first one,” he says.

Not that it was unexpected. Before heading to Antarctica, Evatt, an applied mathematician at the University of Manchester in England, and his colleagues calculated where they might find the alien rocks. Two summers spent snaking up and down their chosen spot netted 120 in total — matching their prediction and giving them the confidence to use their calculations (plus additional ones of fireball trajectories) to create a global tally. The results, reported online April 29 in Geology, reveal that more than 17,000 impacts occur across the globe every year, with the majority of meteorites hitting low latitudes.

“The punchline is that if you want to go and see these fireballs streaking across the sky, it’s best to be near the equator,” Evatt says.

The chorus it's grandiloquent

Space Between is a progressive hyperrock ballad written to express the struggle of feeling the distance between the person you are and the person you want to be. Lattitude's powerful vocals and production push higher than any of his previous releases.

Also, about the song:

 @audiogamble : mix and master

 @andrewpotatoo and @mohtive.music album art

"This song went through many different renditions over 3 years and it's really a testament of my growth as a musician, vocalist, and producer", LATTITUDE.

Hi. I think intro posts are something people do on here so uh here’s mine

My name is Latry. You can call me Lat. I’m a guy

What else.

I was born in the year of the boar.

I’m a Leo.

I like walking but not running or flying or swimming.

Uhhhhhhhhhhhh

This blog is mostly for my travel journal