This footage shows Apollo mission astronauts working on the Moon surface. 🌕 Some people call it “hidden footage,” but it is actually lesser-known or rarely shared recordings from NASA archives. During the Apollo missions (1969–1972), astronauts conducted experiments, collected rock samples, and tested equipment in low gravity. Lighting, camera angles, and harsh sunlight sometimes make the footage look unusual. All Apollo footage has been studied by scientists for decades. There is no verified e

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Sit back, relax, and take a tour of the Moon's craters: Sinus Iridum - a plain of basaltic lava that forms a northwestern extension to the Mare Imbrium Ptolemaeus - a lunar impact crater measuring nearly 100 miles across Montes Apenninus - a rugged mountain range between Mare Imbrium and Terra Nivium Rima Hyginus and Rima Ariadaeus - two valleys that run parallel along the Moon's surface Aristarchus - the brightest crater on the Moon's surface, visible to the naked eye Hadley-Apennine - the east