The lunar surface is peppered with craters that formed over time, and we know impact craters still form to this day in a process that slowly and relentlessly reshapes the Moon's topography.
Credit: NASA
HOUSTON—The 55th anniversary of NASA’s Apollo 8 Christmas mission, the first by human explorers to fly around the Moon and send back stunning imagery of Earth from deep space, is just days away. With a similar opportunity, NASA’s Artemis II crew of four U.S. and Canadian astronauts is planning to...
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