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November 2nd 03, 06:33 PM
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Concentration of Lunar Craters
Looking at photographs of the cratering on the Lunar surface, it
appears that there are a larger concentration of craters near both the lunar poles than average over the lunar surface. Does anyone have an idea what the reason for this phenpmenon could be? Thanks 
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November 2nd 03, 07:18 PM
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O Sauer wrote:
Looking at photographs of the cratering on the Lunar surface, it appears that there are a larger concentration of craters near both the lunar poles than average over the lunar surface. Does anyone have an idea what the reason for this phenpmenon could be? I'd say that the geological resurfacing wasn't as extensive on the poles, so it left a larger number of old craters there, but it's just me guessing. I'm sure there are guys who know plenty more about this, so I'll leave it to them :-) -- The butler did it.
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November 2nd 03, 07:18 PM
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O Sauer wrote:
Looking at photographs of the cratering on the Lunar surface, it appears that there are a larger concentration of craters near both the lunar poles than average over the lunar surface. Does anyone have an idea what the reason for this phenpmenon could be? I'd say that the geological resurfacing wasn't as extensive on the poles, so it left a larger number of old craters there, but it's just me guessing. I'm sure there are guys who know plenty more about this, so I'll leave it to them :-) -- The butler did it.
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