Want to learn more about the moon and how craters are formed? This neat NASA experiment will take your learning to new ...

You'll feel like you're walking though Hawaii's national park when you tackle this short trail at Craters of the Moon in ...

We have gazed upon the Moon with wonder since the dawn of humanity, and named its craters as seas, but could those become true seas one day?

The lunar X and lunar V will only be observable through a telescope or binoculars pointed at the Moon’s terminator – the line ...

These pit craters, which may potentially lead to caves that could also provide human shelter, have temperatures that could make lunar exploration and long-term human habitation on the moon safer ...

When the first astronauts walked on the moon as part of the Apollo Program, the concept of lunar habitats ceased being the ...

University of Maryland scientists uncover new insights into the moon’s early history, revealing new possibilities for upcoming Artemis missions.

The South Pole-Aitken basin is the moon's oldest and largest visible crater—a massive geological wound 4 billion years old that preserves secrets about the moon's early history, much like a ...

The Craters of the Moon Wilderness showcases a remarkable display of the geologic forces that shaped much of Southern Idaho. Lava flows, tubes, fissures and craters stretch off into the horizon.

Microscopic glass orbs on the moon, formed during asteroid collisions, may track when space rocks hit our planet, too.

What if it could build a big radio telescope up on the Moon? See You On The Dark Side Of The Moon NASA’s concept to turn a moon crater into a radio telescope using a number of cooperative rovers.

"The crater has to be big enough to have launched something at high enough speed to get out of the Earth's, gravity, the Earth-Moon gravity field, to actually get into this kind of orbit ...