Lunar impact is often used to describe the crash landing - intended or otherwise - of a spacecraft or probe into the lunar surface. It can also apply to any object impacting the surface, such as a rock.
1) A house built of "Sod" 2) An eroded Lunar Impact Crater
the lunar highlands are younger then the lunar maria
it is a result of an asteroid impact
lunar = mahina
Lunar refers to the moon (luna in Latin). Lunar is a modifier (as in lunar module, or lunar eclipse).
Of, or pertaining to the moon.
The lunar highlands are older than the maria.
YES!!! The adjective 'Lunar' from Latin, means of the Moon.
They are impact basins that have been flooded with (once-molten) lunar basaltic lavas, which are naturally dark in color.
Most lunar craters are circular. It takes a very unusual shallow (or grazing) impact to make a crater that is not circular.
They Can If They Want To, but it depends on if they are SUPER religious
Eclipses have no impact on biology. Not in the SLIGHTEST bit.