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This is a free illustration of the moon’s surface, designed to visualize the desolate and crater-filled landscape of Earth’s only natural satellite. The moon is approximately 384,000 kilometers away from Earth and has a diameter of about 3,474 kilometers. Its surface lacks a substantial atmosphere or water, resulting in extreme temperature fluctuations and frequent meteor impacts. Visible features include rugged mountains, deep craters, and vast plains. Although humans have visited the moon multiple times in the past, it is currently observed by unmanned spacecraft and satellites. The moon is tidally locked to Earth, always showing the same face. Its appearance changes over time due to its lunar phases. Use this image in astronomy presentations, science blogs, or educational infographics. It’s great for teachers, researchers, and space enthusiasts.
