Funology - The Science of Having Fun!: Giant Explosion

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Wednesday, December 15, 2004

Giant Explosion

Monks in the 16th century recorded seeing a giant explosion on the side of the Moon. It most likely was a large meteor that slammed into the Moon and left a large crater. It was a good thing the Moon was between us and the meteor!