NASA's Moon Orbiter Has Spotted An Impact Crater That Only Happens Once A Century | Engadget
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NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has detected a new crater on the moon, formed by an impact event that occurs roughly once every 132 years. Named the McGetchin crater, it measures 728 feet wide and reveals cooler surface conditions that may affect lunar rover operations.
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