Moon's 'Scars' Revealed: A Dark Sea the Size of Nevada Visible to Amateur Astronomers

Univision's augmented reality segment reveals the Moon's hidden scars, including a dark sea the size of Nevada. The segment, presented by Borja Voces, highlights the craters Picard, Peirce, and Swift, easily visible with basic telescopes. "With a basic telescope, you can observe these craters," Voces explains, encouraging viewers to explore the night sky. This accessible approach to astronomy is a unique way to engage viewers and promote scientific curiosity. The segment's visual appeal also makes it suitable for a visually rich online article.