Google Moon

I'm sure quite a few of you have used Google Earth, the excellent free mapping and satellite imaging tool. But did you know there was a Moon version to celebrate the NASA landings there?

No?

Well you can take a look at close-up images of the moon and the NASA landings site right here.

And while you're there, don't forget to zoom in all the way for a startling revelation about the underlying structure of the lunar surface.

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