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A NASA scan discovered a new lunar crater, named McGetchin, measuring 730 feet (222 metres) wide. Scientists believe it was formed in the spring of 2024 when a comet or asteroid collided with the Moon. Described as a once-in-a-century find, the crater offers fresh data on the frequency of large impacts on the lunar surface.
The HinduNASA has discovered a new lunar crater, dubbed 'McGetchin', during a scan of the Moon's surface. The crater measures 730 feet (222 metres) wide and is believed to have formed in the spring of 2024 from a comet or asteroid colliding with the Moon. Scientists described such a fresh, large impact as a 'once in a century' event.
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