Geography, asked by krishnikasaxena, 1 month ago

why has moon more craters than earth​

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Answered by AgrawalDhaval
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Explanation:

Unlike the Earth, the Moon has no atmosphere to protect itself from impacting bodies. It also has very little geologic activity (like volcanoes) or weathering (from wind or rain) so craters remain intact from billions of years.

Answered by shauryakumar2030
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Answer:

On Earth, impact craters are harder to recognize because of weathering and erosion of its surface. The Moon lacks water, an atmosphere, and tectonic activity, three forces that erode Earth's surface and erase all but the most recent impacts.

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