A recent video by NASA looks at how the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) and its three onboard cameras hunt for new craters on the Moon. In the video, Dr. Mark Robinson explains how the lunar satellite compares images to find differences indicative of newly formed craters.
How NASA Uses the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter to Hunt for New Craters on the Moon
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