NASA wants the public to look at new high-resolution images of the moon, taken by its Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera, and answer questions about how many and what kind of craters you see. The site is extensive, but easy to navigate- you can take a crater and boulder tutorial, read up on the moon and then start mapping out the landscape of the moon as you see it. It’s fun and helpful to science!
Long and Winding
16 years ago
