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On June 20, 1943, Pingualuit Crater (formerly known as Chubb Crater and as the New Quebec Crater) was first photographed by a U.S. Army Air Force crew during a meterological flight over northern ...

In the province of Quebec, northern Canada, the Pingualuit Crater is known as the “Crystal Eye” to the Inuit. Once thought to be a possible diamond-bearing kimberlite pipe, the 3.5 km diameter ...

Pingualuit crater’s circular shape, obvious in a 2007 aerial photograph, has made the lake a navigational landmark. With its immense volume, it is slow to freeze and thaw. A little more than a million ...

Known as the "Crystal Eye" to the Inuit, Pingualuit Crater was once the destination for diamond-seeking prospectors. But the real treasure is the stories its deep waters can tell. (This year, we ...

Pingualuit’s preservation and comparative youth also provide a significant record of environmental history. Elisa Neckar is senior production editor of Astronomy magazine, and the editor of the Today ...