The resulting interpretation of the moon's surface is supported by the Ranger pictures With the technique of stratigraphy the geologist can ascertain the relative age of lunar features.
Scientists from the University of Arizona (USA) have discovered that computer simulations combined with data from space probes have helped solve the mystery of the Moon's "inverted" geology.
The geology of the moon (aka. selenology) is quite different from that of Earth. Since the moon lacks a significant atmosphere, it does not experience weather – hence there is no wind erosion.
But this week, scientists released one of the most detailed maps of the moon ever created. The new map, born out of the United States Geological Survey (USGS), combines six other static, geologic ...
A reassessment of data from NASA's Voyager 2 has revealed that Uranus' moon Miranda may contain a subsurface ocean, challenging assumptions about its potential for life.
"You can think of the moon's surface as being dry, grounded gravel and dust," said coauthor and University of Maryland associate professor of geology Nicholas Schmerr in the statement. "Over ...
NORTON - A Massachusetts geology professor is playing a key role ... Europa Clipper mission to explore Jupiter moon's surface Wheaton College professor Geoffrey Collins has been working on the ...