What are the prevailing theories as to why the Moon is more cratered on the far side and the near side has more maria?
Why are there so many craters on the far side of the moon as compared to the near side?
Why can't we see the other side of the moon, and what is on the other side? How many people have seen the far side of the moon? What are there so many structures on the moon? Why can only the same side of the moon be seen from all parts of earth? Does the moon appear bigger in areas closer to poles compared to the Equator? Why do we always see the same side of the Moon from Earth? Is the Moon always showing exactly the same part of its surface towards the Earth? Is there an answer in physics to explain why our moon always displays the same surface aspect to the Earth? How does a half moon happen? Why are there no volcanic eruptions on the moon? How was it discovered that the moon always has the same side faced towards earth? Do we only see one side of the moon or does it also rotate? What are some of the myths about the full moon? Why do we see the same face of the Moon from anywhere on Earth? Is there a dark side of the moon if not why can't we see it? Is it moon has gravity? Does the moon have gravity? Is the Moon really a moon? What are the advantages of having a moon around Earth? Where is the moon? Are the full moon and the strength of it's gravitational force on the earth correlated? Why are there still Moonies? Why does the moon revolve around the sun? Why is a moon called a moon? As far as moons go, would Earth's moon be bright in relation to the moons of other planets? How can we explain seeing a bigger moon the night before an earthquake? What structures are on the moon? Does our Moon have moons of its own? How has it come to be that the moon rotates at exactly the same speed as earth, thus only ever revealing one side of the moon to us? Why don't we have a base on the moon?