Meteors always land in craters.

Craters are always under meteors, it's like pre-approved landing sites for them.

Except when they land in water and no crater is created :P

@Voxera If meteor didn’t land in a crater, did it land even?

Hate to be pedantic but...a bit of rock in space is called a meteoroid. When one falls through a planetary atmosphere and burns up in a fireball, it's called a meteor. The ones that land are called meteorites.

So meteors do not, in fact, land in craters. Meteorites that fall over land do (as @Voxera pointed out, water landings are a thing.)

Must be one of that conspiracies of Bill Gates to take over the world...

@Voxera Oh it is there, but temporarily