The Moon is our closest cosmic neighbor, and yet little is ever said about its geography. Today we're diving deeper into why this is and why this might not be the case forever!

Only one of its moon landings—from either Ranger, Surveyor, or Apollo—touched down on the Moon’s far side, Ranger 4, on April 26, 1962, and that was due to a malfunction.

Luna 15 plummeted toward the moon on July 21, crashed into a mountain and cratered near the aptly named Sea of Crises — all before Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin even left the surface.

Military NGA to map lunar geography to enable GPS on the moon Vice Adm. Whitworth said NGA will increase support for civil and military space operations by Sandra Erwin May 22, 2023 ...

Geography of the Moon, a duet comprising Andrea Rubbio and Virginia Bones, is winning audiences and airplay on commercial radio across East Asia. Credit: Steve Porte Andrea Rubbio and Virginia ...

Compared to other bodies in our Solar System, Earth’s moon isn’t particularly huge. However, its relatively small size belies one of its most interesting features, … ...

For you Moon geography nerds, the fresh crater rests at 57.865 degrees south latitude and 61.360 degrees east longitude, and approximately 1,182 feet (360 meters) below the lunar surface level.

Geography complicates the tides, but many places on Earth experience just two high and two low tides every 24 hours and 50 minutes. (The extra 50 minutes is caused by the distance the moon moves ...

While Titan's chemistry is alien compared to Earth's, the moon's geography is reminiscent of swampy or lake-rich regions on our planet.

Stooke compared the images to his own recently published reference book on moon geography, The International Atlas of Lunar Exploration, and pinpointed the location of the Soviet rover Lunokhod 2.