On NPR:
We’re seeing the most detailed images of the moon’s surface ever captured from afar — thanks to NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, or LRO. The space probe carries a super-powerful camera, which photographs every bit of the moon’s surface for scientists to examine.
Only one problem: The LRO is doing such a good job that the scientists can’t keep up.
To learn how to use the Web to help NASA chart the moon, click here.
