China has revealed the most detailed atlas of the moon ever made. The high-resolution geological map is the first major update of lunar information since NASA's Apollo program in the 1960s and 1970s.
The atlas, which took around 100 researchers more than a decade to complete, captures the lunar surface in exquisite detail, showing 14 categories of structures, 17 rock types, 81 impact basins and 12,341 craters.
