NASA's Moon Orbiter Discovers 728 Foot Crater That Wasn't There Before The discovery of a 728 foot wide crater on the Moon's surface has sent shockwaves through the scientific community.
This newly formed impact crater is not only the largest ever identified in our solar system but also raises fundamental questions about the Moon's geological history and its implications for future lunar exploration.
Researchers have named the crater McGetchin, after pioneering lunar scientist Tom McGetchin.