Nöther (crater)

Noether (crater) is a lunar impact crater located on the far side of the Moon. It is named after the prominent German mathematician Emmy Noether. Due to its location, it is not directly visible from Earth. The crater is relatively young, exhibiting a well-defined rim and a relatively smooth interior. Its formation is likely the result of a high-velocity impact event. Further detailed studies using lunar orbital data are required to fully characterize its morphology, geological context, and age. The precise dimensions and specific geological features are still being refined through ongoing lunar research. More detailed information regarding its composition, impact history and relation to surrounding geological formations requires additional analysis of available data.