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LRO-2500-Epigenes_A_Crater-1.jpgEpigenes A71 visiteA plethora of Boulders surrounds braided flows of impact melt along the Inner Wall of the Crater Epigenes A. As the melt moves toward the Crater Floor (direction indicated by white arrow), the flow buries and moves boulders.
Epigenes A is an about 18-Km-diameter Impact Crater located at 66,9° North and 0,3° West, on the Rim of crater W. Bond.
(this NAC image is 540 meters wide)MareKromium
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LRO-2500-Epigenes_A_Crater-2.jpgEpigenes A66 visiteAnother example of dark Impact Melt flows channeling through the preexisting material on the Crater Wall.
The white arrow points to the Crater Floor.
(this image is approx. 540 meters wide)MareKromium
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LRO-2500-Epigenes_A_Crater-2~0.jpgEpigenes A (Natural Colors; credits: Dr Paolo C. Fienga - Lunexit Team)67 visitenessun commentoMareKromium
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LRO-2500-Epigenes_A_Crater-3.jpgEpigenes A61 visiteImpact Melt (the dark material) flowed around and over Rocky Outcrops on the upper portion of the Crater Wall.
The white arrow points to the Crater Floor.
The initial outward surge of material during the excavation of the crater threw Impact Melt near the Rim and then gravity pulled the Melt downward during the modification stage of the impact.
(this image is approx. 540 meters wide)MareKromium
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