Scientists found over 109,000 previously unidentified impact craters on the moon using artificial intelligence and data from China’s lunar orbiters, creating the largest crater database of its kind.
Scientists found over 109,000 previously unidentified impact craters on the moon using artificial intelligence and data from China’s lunar orbiters, creating the largest crater database of its kind.
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