Sky Matters: August, 2019

If you watched any of the footage of the Apollo 11 moon landings in July, you could hardly have missed the pock-marked nature of the lunar surface.

Sun, 28 Jul, 2019 - 20:00

Niall Smith

By Niall Smith

If you watched any of the footage of the Apollo 11 moon landings in July, you could hardly have missed the pock-marked nature of the lunar surface. Everywhere you look there are craters, ranging in size from metres to tens of kilometres.

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