Craters form on our moon from collisions. Besides the planets, there is a lot of space debris out there, many millions of small rocks left over from the formation of the solar system or which have broken away on previous impacts. Occasionally these rocks will collide with planets or moons. They usually break up and burn up when they hit the relatively dense atmosphere of earth, but the moon has no atmosphere, so the moon has an increased number of collisions.
A crater forms when the rock hits the surface. Because there is no atmosphere, there is no weather on the moon, no wind. There is also no plate movement, so no volcanoes or thermal activity. This means that the craters can survive for a long time - billions of years. Any craters on Earth get eroded away over time, so we don't see many here on the Earths surface.
Since the moon doesn't have an atmosphere, meteorites are able to hit the moon and this forms the craters.
rayed craters
by micro meteoroids hitting the moon
craters form when a metorite strikes earth then resulting in a dent in the earths crust
meteors hit them
Rayed craters
They are formed by asteroids and meteorites crashing into the surface of the moon
rayed craters
Unlike Earth, the moon does not have air, water, glaciers, or plate tectonics to erase craters. The only forces that significantly alter the moon's surfaces are impacts that form new craters.
due to the striking of the meteors on moon
They are actually called craters, they were formed by asteroids colliding with the moon.
I hope you mean craters. Anyways, metaors slam into the moon which causes craters and the moon doesn't have an atmosphere like ours to burn the meators up. + there is no wind on the moon.