Tycho crater

Tycho crater is a prominent impact crater on the Moon, known for its well-defined circular shape and striking rays of light made of ejecta that extend across the lunar surface. It is about 85 kilometers (53 miles) wide and is estimated to be around 108 million years old. Tycho is one of the youngest large craters on the Moon, which makes it an important site for lunar geology. Its well-preserved features help scientists understand the impact processes and the Moon's geological history. The crater was named after the Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe.