>>10883369>It's the same as far as the eye can seeThe Sea of Tranquility is definitely different from the Fermi crater.
>grey rocks, inert, no atmosphere, nothing happens on it. So interesting...That's one of the reasons why the moon is interesting to some. The moon has no erosion, is geologically dead, has formed long ago, and is believed to have come from the same material the Earth has (btw this would have been figured out if we never went to the moon). These features mean that rocks on the moon could be like what Earth rocks were long ago. Knowing more about what the Earth is like is definitely interesting. Sure, the moon wasn't completely inactive between then and now, it's had lava flows, moon-quakes, and massive impacts. So samples would have to be gathered from across the moon to figure out general trends, and that investigation is definitely interesting.
Again, the fact that you find something boring does in no way make interest in it invalid.
