Vallis Schrödinger, Vallis Planck formed in minutes after impact Lunar debris traveled at speeds over 4,600 km/h, study finds Astronauts may find ancient lunar samples in the impact zone ...

The lunar canyons are both part of the larger Schrödinger impact basin, where an object yet to be identified slammed into the moon billions of years ago. The colossal impact likely also led to ...

as is the duvet's true baffle-box construction, which ensures the fill stays evenly distributed throughout. Its design means it can also technically be used on its own – that is, without a duvet ...

New research indicates that these canyons, in an area called the Schrödinger impact basin on the side of the moon perpetually facing away from Earth, were dug out in a matter of less than 10 minutes ...

Given the small but not impossible chance of Bennu’s potential impact in the future, a research team modeled the effects such a collision would have on our planet, including the global climate ...

That’s good news for scientists and NASA, which is looking to land astronauts at the south pole on the near, Earth-facing side untouched by that impact and ... a huge basin and sending streams ...

The colossal force of the collision formed the 200-mile-wide Schrödinger impact basin and ejected high-energy streams of rock, which carved deep grooves into the lunar terrain. Artistic rendering ...

New research indicates that these canyons, in an area called the Schrödinger impact basin on the side of the moon perpetually facing away from Earth, were dug out in a matter of less than 10 ...