... Well-preserved large craters like Tycho (about 53 miles [85 kilometers] across), Copernicus (58 miles [93km] wide), and Aristarchus (25 miles [41km] in diameter) have rim-to-floor depths of about 15,700 feet (4,800 meters), 12,500 feet (3,800m), and 9,800 ...
... This mottled landscape showing the impact craterTycho is among the most violent-looking places on our Moon. ... Tycho is about 50 miles (80 kilometers) wide and is circled by a rim of material rising almost 3 miles (5 km) above the crater ...
... Each year, about 20 fresh craters between 3 and 165 feet (1 and 50 meters) show up ... zoomed in on a cluster of five large craters, which all formed in one impact event ...
... libration at Full Moon brings normally hidden craters at the lunar north pole into ... through binoculars, the rays pointing back to Tycho reach near the southern limb ...
... when the great comet of 1577 attracted the attention of Danish observer Tycho Brahe ... active comet to pass inside Earth's orbit since the one Tycho Brahe examined in 1577 ...