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Ghost craters on the Moon!
Buried below the surface in the Moon's lava.
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Buried below the surface in the Moon's lava.
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Seen here is the landing site for SpaceIL's lunar lander Beresheet, in the region of Mare Serenitatis. Despite its unfortunate crash, Beresheet will go down in history as the first privately funded spacecraft to orbit the Moon. The mission has been nothing short of a monumental achievement not
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A spectacular young crater with two central mountains.
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Seen here are the vast lava plains of a region on the Moon's farside called Mare Moscoviense. Lunar maria are solidified lava plains, composed primarily of basalt, and are plentiful on the Moon's nearside. These are formed by partial melting of the lunar interior, specifically the
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Standing tall at 8.8 kilometers, Zeeman Mons on the Moon competes with Earth's Mount Everest. Zeeman Mons rises 8.8 kilometers above the floor of the namesake crater within which it resides. While mountains on Earth take millions of years to form under the slow process of
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The size of a large city, and one of the brightest features on the Moon, Aristarchus crater is easily visible to the naked eye.
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At Rimae Prinz.
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The slumped walls of Larmor Q crater.
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The meandering rille of Hadley.
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A candidate landing site for NASA's Apollo 17 mission.
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Adorning the crater aptly named King.
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The ancient fault of Vallis Alpes.
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The outstanding crater of Orientale.
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The 361 kilometers wide arc of Montes Carpatus.
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Meet Krieger and its meandering lava channel.
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The ancient Von Kármán crater on the Moon's farside.
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