The Moon’s freshest craters are recognisable by bright rays of newly excavated rock and dust, which space weathering gradually darkens—and the new 222-metre McGetchin crater is so fresh that its eject

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The Moon’s Freshest Craters Are Recognisable By Bright Rays Of Newly Excavated Rock And Dust, Which Space Weathering Gradually Darkens—And The New 222-Metre Mcgetchin Crater Is So Fresh That Its Eject

By Space Daily

The bright mark that stopped image specialist Robert Wagner during a routine data check was not the crater itself. It was debris thrown across the Moon when an asteroid or comet fragment struck the surface. In a comparison designed to expose change b ...Read more