NASA | Supermoon 2013

Dr. Michelle Thaller explains the concept of a Super Moon, which occurs when a full moon is near its closest approach to Earth, known as perigee. The Super Moon appears slightly larger and affects tides minimally. The best time to view it is at sunset. The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) provides high-resolution images of the Moon, revealing details like Apollo landing sites and permanently shadowed craters with potential ice. The Moon's terrain, including Tycho crater, offers insights into the solar system's history. For more information, visit NASA's LRO website.

What evidence suggests that there may be water on the Moon?

Can you describe the features of the lunar surface as observed by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter?

Where can one find more information and images of the Moon?