science ๐ Giant moon crater found after 2024 impact
Scientists discovered a massive, steep-sided crater on the moon, bigger than the Roman Colosseum, following a powerful impact two years ago. This crater, measuring about 728 feet across and 141 feet deep, was spotted by NASAโs LRO in May 2024. Such a large event is estimated to happen only once every 132 years, offering crucial data for NASA's future moon base. Researchers are now assessing the risk of ejected material impacting the planned structures. This discovery suggests the moon's surface changes much faster than previously understood.