This means that some features of the moon, like the formation that makes up the face of the "Man in the Moon" formation could be 200 million years older than previously theorized. The new dating ...

Here’s how it works. Part of the moon's surface is much older than experts previously thought, with many of the craters pockmarking the iconic "man in the moon" predating that landform by ...

The “Man in the Moon,” the dark area of dried lava that looks like a face smiling from the lunar surface, may be older than anyone thought, scientists say. The consequences could echo through ...

However, in the southern hemisphere, people see the moon upside-down compared to how we see it, so our fabled man-in-the-moon face is upside down when viewed down under.

There are stories about a mysterious "man in the moon" since some witnesses claimed to have seen a person's face among the craters. Other observers compared the craters to cheese and imagined a ...

However, in the Southern Hemisphere, people see the moon upside-down compared to how we see it, so our fabled man-in-the-moon face is upside down when viewed down under.