Lunar Photographs

Lunar photographs are images captured of the Moon's surface, typically using telescopes, cameras, or spacecraft. They reveal features such as craters, mountain ranges, lava plains, and impact basins, providing detailed visual information about the Moon's geology and history. These images help scientists study its composition, evolution, and surface processes, and also enhance our understanding of its relationship with Earth. Advances in imaging technology allow for high-resolution, color, and 3D representations, making lunar images valuable both for scientific research and educational purposes.