Ryan J. Lores

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NASA’s lunar orbiter spots the 141-foot-deep McGetchin crater

NASA says a rock as big as a six-story building created the new Moon crater, which is wider than the length of two football fields.

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An aerial view of a lunar crater. A bright, circular impact crater sits in the center of a dark, cratered surface, with white rays of ejected lunar material radiating outwards in all directions, creating a stark contrast against the gray terrain.

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NASA’s lunar orbiter spots the 141-foot-deep McGetchin crater

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NASA’s lunar orbiter spots the 141-foot-deep McGetchin crater