Orientale Ejecta at the Apollo 14 Landing Site Implies a 200-million-year Stratigraphic Time Shift on the Moon
Stephanie C. Werner et al 2022 Planet. Sci. J. 3 65
A reevaluation of the Moon’s crater record suggests that the rocks at the Apollo 14 landing site are 200 million years older than previously thought, which has implications for the surface ages of other solar system bodies.