concept   craters on the moon
14 commonsense assertions
Cultures (14) • Apollo program followers (1) • China (1) • Eastern countries (1) • Educational institutions (1) • Space agencies (1) • Space exploration enthusiasts (1) • Traditional communities without access to modern astronomy (1) • Traditional cultures (1) • United States (1) • astrological traditions (1) • cultural beliefs (1) • folklore traditions (1) • modern societies (1) • science education programs (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 craters on the moon Apollo program followers Apollo program followers view craters on the moon as landing sites and landmarks with historical significance. 1
2 craters on the moon China In Chinese culture, lunar craters are seen as significant elements of folklore and mythology, often linked to stories and legends. 1
3 craters on the moon Eastern countries Craters on the moon are viewed as elements of folklore and mythology in Eastern countries, often associated with stories and legends. 1
4 craters on the moon Educational institutions Craters on the moon are used as educational tools in educational institutions to teach about impact craters and lunar geology. 1
5 craters on the moon Space agencies Space agencies are interested in exploring and potentially conducting future missions to the moon's craters. 1
6 craters on the moon Space exploration enthusiasts Space exploration enthusiasts view moon craters as important historical landmarks and potential landing sites. 1
7 craters on the moon Traditional communities without access to modern astronomy Craters on the moon may not hold scientific significance in traditional communities without access to modern astronomy. 1
8 craters on the moon Traditional cultures Craters on the moon are considered divine or spiritual markings with mystical interpretations in traditional cultures. 1
9 craters on the moon United States Craters on the moon are commonly studied and admired in the United States for their scientific and astronomical significance. 1
10 craters on the moon astrological traditions The concept of craters on the moon is believed in astrological traditions to influence astrological phenomena and human destiny. 1
11 craters on the moon cultural beliefs Belief in lunar influence on human behavior is associated with superstitious beliefs and the presence of craters on the moon. 1
12 craters on the moon folklore traditions Craters on the moon are linked to superstitious beliefs and the lunar influence on human behavior in folklore traditions. 1
13 craters on the moon modern societies The observation and discussion of moon craters is a common topic in modern astronomy and science education. 1
14 craters on the moon science education programs Craters on the moon are used in science education programs to teach about impact craters and lunar geology. 1