Dyson (crater) Ellerman (crater) Emden (crater) Esnault-Pelterie (crater) Finsen (crater) Fleming (crater) Fowler (crater) Fridman (crater) Gerasimovich (crater) Gullstrand (crater) Hayn (crater) Hegu (crater) Hertzsprung (crater) H. G. Wells (crater) Hippocrates (lunar crater) Houzeau (crater) Icarus (crater) Ioffe (crater) Izsak (crater) Jenner (crater) Kamerlingh Onnes (crater) Kirkwood (crater) Klute (crater) Kolhörster (crater) Komarov (crater) Korolev (lunar crater) Kovalevskaya (crater) Kugler (crater) Kulik (crater) Lamb (crater) Lacus Oblivionis Lander (crater) Langevin (crater) Lebedev (crater) Leibnitz (crater) Lucretius (crater) Lunar south pole Maksutov (crater) McKellar (crater) Mare Australe Mare Frigoris Mare Humboldtianum Mare Ingenii Mare Moscoviense Mare Orientale Mendeleev (crater) Michelson (crater) Montes Cordillera Montes Rook Mons Tai Nicholson (lunar crater) Nishina (crater) Ohm (crater) Oppenheimer (crater) Oresme (crater) Pannekoek (crater) Paraskevopoulos (crater) Parenago (crater) Patsaev (crater) Perrine (crater) Pettit (lunar crater) Pirquet (crater) Pogson (crater) Priestley (lunar crater) Quetelet (crater) Rowland (crater) Sarton (crater) Schlesinger (crater) Shaler (crater) Shternberg (crater) Shuleykin (crater) Sniadecki (crater) Sommerfeld (crater) South Pole–Aitken basin Statio Tianhe Stebbins (crater) Stoletov (crater) Sverdrup (crater) Tianjin (crater) Tikhov (lunar crater) Titov (crater) Tsinger (crater) Tsiolkovskiy (crater) Tyndall (lunar crater) Vallis Bouvard Vallis Inghirami van't Hoff (crater) Van der Waals (crater) Vavilov (crater) Vertregt (crater) Volkov (crater) Von Kármán (lunar crater) Von Zeipel (crater) Wan-Hoo (crater) Wiener (crater) Wright (lunar crater) Yamamoto (crater) Zhinyu (crater) See also Geology of the Moon Giant-impact hypothesis Near side of the Moon References External links Lunar and Planetary Institute: Exploring the Moon NASA takes first video of dark side of the Moon Lunar and Planetary Institute: Lunar Atlases Ralph Aeschliman Planetary Cartography and Graphics: Lunar Maps Full Moon Atlas: Lunar Far Side at lunarrepublic.com Northwest Africa 482, only meteorite believed to have originated from the far side of the Moon Moon articles in Planetary Science Research Discoveries LIFE magazine (Nov. 9, 1959) article about first photos. Lunar science Hemispheres of Moon