More Moon Questions

[TopHouse]

OK, the moon rotates at about the same rate that it orbits the earth, so we always see the same side or face of the moon, does that mean in different parts of the world they see a different face?

is it just the way we see it with regard to crater distribution, are the craters randomly spread all over or is it as it looks, that there's more of a concentration in one part?

if so, why? Did the most cratery part come about from a group of impacting objects that were all travelling together, or is there another reason that most of the impacts are in particular areas?

[pvaz]

Everyone on Earth sees the same side. The moon is tidal locked to the earth (Tidal locking - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia).

Some areas are suspected to be more recently formed from volcanic activity. The lava formed the "mareas" erasing previous craters. So those areas have less craters.

[TopHouse]

Pvaz, you need to change your name to "oracle of all seeing and knowledge" lol