DK Soman, a prominent astronomer and space researcher, has expressed serious concerns regarding the ecological health of Lonar Lake, located in Buldhana district, Maharashtra, India. This lake, recognized as the world's largest basaltic impact crater formed by a meteor strike 52,000 years ago, is experiencing significant changes. Soman reported that the pH level of the lake's saline water is fluctuating, which is critical for its ecological balance. Additionally, he observed an unexpected rise in water levels, which has submerged ancient Hemadpanthi temples situated within the crater. This rise could be attributed to human activities, such as borewell drilling in the vicinity or seepage from nearby water bodies. Soman emphasized the need for authorities to investigate these changes and implement corrective measures to protect this unique geological site.