The dark areas on the Moon's surface are called maria. The maria cover only 15 percent of the lunar surface. The Maria are lower in altitude than the Highlands, but there is no water on the Moon so they are not literally seas. Mare Imbrium or the Sea of Showers is the largest mare at 700 miles in diameter.
The majority of the moon's surface is covered by a fine dust, which was created from meteors striking the surface. The moon also has many craters on its surface.
Approximately 16 percent of the Moon's surface is covered by the Maria. It is mostly concentrated on the near-side, which can be seen from Earth.
Regolith. A word that means broken rocks. That has large pits on the surface called craters
Mars dust
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I believe the word you're looking for is "CRATERS". :-)
Dust. craters
It's regolith.
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Craters.
Maria are covered with dark, loosely packed material, not solid rock.
Maria. (Latin word for sea)
The Maria on the moon was formed from lava/magma.
Highland- Light area on the moon Maria- Dark area on the moon
the maria .
Maria are covered with dark, loosely packed material, not solid rock.
17%
Maria. (Latin word for sea)
Maria. (Latin word for sea)
There is no liquid water on the Moon. It's surface is barren rock and dust.
Neither the Earth nor the Moon orbit each other
The Maria on the moon was formed from lava/magma.
The maria's on the moon were formed by meteors slamming into it.
a new moon is when the moon is completley covered
Highland- Light area on the moon Maria- Dark area on the moon
the maria .
The lunar maria (singular: mare) are believed to have been formed by ancient volcanic eruptions. They were given the name maria by early astronomers, who thought they were seas. Maria is the Latin word for seas.