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ELI5: Why doesn't earth have nearly as big craters or nearly as much craters as other planets?

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The Earth has erosion and large oceans which other planets do not have. Erosion erases craters. So does deposit of sediments. Oceans cover craters and tectonic plate movements erase them eventually. Geologists have become better at identifying craters which have become obscured. The Atlantic Ocean is 250 million years old which means no craters from before that time are visible.