When asteriods and meteroids hit into the planets. They will impact and maek a crater.
This is known as an impact crater. Please see the related link.
It's a crater on the surface of the Moon, probably the result of an asteroid impact.
Due to height and pressure
A large meteoric impact such as Meteor Crater in Arizona, displaces the sedimentary rock that has existed before impact. On the rim of Meteor Crater are displaced boulders from lower depositional areas. Small fragments of the meteor are found around the entire area of the impact, and they may be detected with something as simple as a magnet. Features that indicate a volcanic event, like volcanic cinders or quantities of extrusive igneous rock , would also be missing from the impact site.
From the impact of fast moving objects with a surface. The kinetic energy of the impactor excavates a crater with an inverted, raised rim and forms an ejector plume leaving a crater and, if the impactor is sufficiently large or fast, a central mountain peak.
This is known as an impact crater. Please see the related link.
Craters can be the result of volcanic activity or from external impact events (bodies from space striking the planet or moon).
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A crater
It's a crater on the surface of the Moon, probably the result of an asteroid impact.
Due to height and pressure
Weathering and erosion tend to level out crater features, whether impact or volcanic, over time. The atmosphere also protects the surface from many meteor impact events, by burning them up before they strike.
The greater the crater density, the older the surface must be old.
The impact created a large crater on its surface and threw its orbit off balance.
YES!!! The adjective 'Lunar' from Latin, means of the Moon.
No. Copernicus crater is an impact crater.
When an asteroid, comet, or meteorite collides with the Moon a crater is formed.