Great presentation by Peter Malinski on Impact Craters. He passed along a few interesting websites to further explore the science of Impact Cratering:
http://www.passc.net/EarthImpactDatabase/ This is the website that contains a database for all the confirmed impact structures on Earth currently. It's a great resource if anybody wants to see if a crater is exposed and find specific locations.
https://www.aipg-ohio.org/payment.php This website is for a field trip on June 16th hosted by AIPG. This one is hosted by my acquaintance Mark Baranoski and should be a good trip if anybody is interested
https://quickmap.lroc.asu.edu/ This website is an overlay of the Moon using up-to-date spatial data and is easy to use. Anybody can surf around and zoom in to find incredible details of the lunar surface and can be fun to explore
https://jmars.asu.edu/ This website is the one used by most academics and NASA scientists to explore Mars. It has all mission data (Thermal, Visual, Gravity, etc.) and can be a great tool for exploring Mars. It does have a learning curve, but for hobbyists I would definitely recommend it. The things you can explore on the Martian surface are absolutely interesting!
### Thank you Peter for the great presentation and for the links! ###
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