The moon's last quarter - or final quarter phase will occur at 07:59 a.m. EDT (1159 GMT) on the morning of May 20 for viewers ...

As the Artemis astronauts approach, they will have stunning views of the lunar surface, including the two craters featured in 2001, Clavius and Tycho. But you don’t need to strap yourself into ...

A recent post by the Canadian Space Agency on social media platform X (formerly Twitter) sharing an image of what it called 108 million-year-old Tycho Crater in the Moon's southern hemisphere ...

A picture taken recently by a Japanese company’s spacecraft shows how your interpretation of objective reality can be tested ...

but smaller canyons on the near side of the moon that's visible in the night sky. These radiate out from the bright spot that is Tycho Crater. "On a clear, clear night, Tycho, which is a little ...

While you are watching, look for some of the Moon's features visible to the naked eye. The Tycho crater is easy to spot in the southeast. This impact crater, named after the Danish astronomer ...

"One place to start is to look for the crater Tycho." The crater is thought to be one of the youngest and most prominent craters on the moon and can be seen as a bright spot on its surface in the ...

captured the landing site of NASA’s Apollo 15 mission as well as Tycho crater, a prominent impact feature in the southern lunar highlands. Researchers made the images using the 330-foot-diameter ...

They decided to gamble on an exploratory shot to one of the moon’s unknown upland regions: the rock-strewn ridges just north of the crater Tycho, in the moon’s southwestern quadrant.