Rarely photographed half of the moon

Usage examples of farside.

Known for approx. the last thirty years that some Nearside craters date from same period as those on Farside.

Nearside Exceptions Known for approx. the last thirty years that some Nearside craters date from same period as those on Farside.

The Cloister school hadn't mentioned lions of any sort, while on Farside, the long-extinct American lion, Panthera atrox, she'd never heard of.

The telescope's rudimentary brain made a minor adjustment in alignment, plugged itself into the Farside computer's cesium clock, and waited patiently for the object it had been told to track.

Just some silver so I could sleep at inns, and some gold coins about the size of double eagles to use on Farside, and to pay Arbel for the training I wanted.

On the farside, when supergiant and planet were in an inferior conjunction, and the hellish red cloudscape eclipsed the nearside’s brief glimpse of the sun.

On the courser's farside, steerage jets that had not existed a moment before were blazing now in sudden, asynchronous fury, a lateral line of fire driving the vessel sideways toward Null Boundary.

We could see nothing on our screens but the craggy highlands of Farside and frequent flashes of lightning that overdrove the screen's light-amplification circuits.

Menges had reemerged in F-space above the lunar farside not far from the survey ship, then closed in gravdrive.

Over the past days, he'd gestalted with Padrugoi's solar-powered generators, the ship's fuel-powered one, the exceedingly easy-to-tap CERN generators, the Farside Telescope's solar array, and, most recently, had had just a nibble at the nuclear/solar-power-augmented generators on the Moon.