The landscape is stark, dark and dramatic, formed by a series of eruptions in the last 16,000 years that have stacked layer ...

Some people see bumps, but others see craters. What you’re seeing is known as the crater illusion, or sometimes relief inversion.

This picture of the moon’s south pole was taken in May by Resilience, a robotic lander operated by the Japanese company Ispace that probably crashed on the lunar surface on Thursday. Some people ...

In 2022 alone, Craters of the Moon generated approximately $9.4 million in visitor spending, a figure that underscores the park’s significant impact on the local economy.

Craters of the Moon, Idaho’s unique volcanic landscape, has played a key role in space exploration research, from Apollo missions to upcoming Artemis Moon missions, offering vital insights for ...

Once they make it safely to the moon, the two rovers will get to work. The Lunar Outpost MAPP (Mobile Autonomous Prospecting Platform) rover will move autonomously to map the surface and to collect ...

A wilderness study of the Craters of the Moon National Monument was undertaken and finished by the National Park Service in 1965, recommending a wilderness area of 41,000 acres.

Craters of the Moon has drawn people for many millennia. We know it as Tennambo’i | Opinion By Shoshone-Bannock Tribes Language and Cultural Preservation Department May 21, 2024 6:00 AM Courtesy ...

On March 4, 2022, a new pair of craters suddenly appeared near the Hertzsprung crater on the far side of the Moon. Discovered by NASA's Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) spacecraft, where they came ...

China has denied that one of their rockets crashed into the moon's surface in 2022, leaving mysterious twin craters behind. New research adds fresh evidence to the debate.

NASA released the beautifully detailed images on the sixth day of Orion’s 25.5-day journey and they show moon’s mysterious surface and its craters frozen in time.

Using computer simulations, they “erased” thousands of craters from the Moon’s surface, as if turning back the clock 4.25 billion years to a time before the craters formed.