The moon has hundreds more craters than we thought
Now you see it, now you don’tNASA/GSFC/Arizona State UniversityBy Rebecca BoyleBrace for impact. A new count of the moon’s craters has turned up 33 per cent more than predicted. Bombardment by small meteors is continually churning up the surface of the moon, and the dust-up could pose hazards to future lunar settlements. Small meteors regularly impact...
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