Why does the moon have craters? They're from . . .
A) astronauts digging.
B) moon decay.
C) asteroids and meteorites.
Asteroids and meteorites often crash into the moon’s surface, causing craters. But on the moon, there’s no water, weather, or growth, which cover or erase craters on Earth.
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