Friday, 18 September 2026

New Crater on the Moon

 


" We dont often post images from other sources but we were intrigued by this one from NASA. It shows a newly created and recently discovered crater on the Moon" - Kurt Thrust current Director of the Jodrell Plank Observatory.

"Officially named McGetchin after pioneering lunar scientist Tom McGetchin.

The crash left a crater, 728 feet wide, that spans the length of two football fields. And at 141 feet deep, the crater could fit three vertically stacked yellow school buses.

Scientists estimate that an impact of this magnitude happens on the Moon about once in a century or even longer". - NASA

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