Read more: http://space.newscientist.com/article/dn13388 This simulation shows the amount of sunlight falling on the Moon's south polar region over the course of one (solar) day (Courtesy of NASA)
@RedTempz That is the central peak of a compound crater. Most large craters in the Solar System have them. That peak is caused by the body that got hit rebounding after the impact.
If you look at the bottom right most area there is a crater with a structure in it without comparison i cannot judge its size meaning i don't know if is a man made structure or some kind of debris, but it is obvious enough to cast a shadow when looking at it frame by frame
@RedTempz That is the central peak of a compound crater. Most large craters in the Solar System have them. That peak is caused by the body that got hit rebounding after the impact.
francopoli 1 year ago
If you look at the bottom right most area there is a crater with a structure in it without comparison i cannot judge its size meaning i don't know if is a man made structure or some kind of debris, but it is obvious enough to cast a shadow when looking at it frame by frame
RedTempz 1 year ago
fantastic!
PerfectBlindness 3 years ago
Thats a real badass camera, hehe. I liked it, shows the crates on the moon, and how does crates get there? By massive explosions, ofcourse!
AdultZechez 3 years ago