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copernicus.jpg055 - Copernicus74 visitenessun commento
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Antoniadi-UVVis.jpg160 - Antoniadi Crater74 visitenessun commento
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Tsiolkovskij-UVVis.jpg130 - Tsiolkovskij Crater74 visitenessun commento
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Moon_Full-STB.jpg026 - Earthshine74 visitenessun commento
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ZZ-IceontheMoon.jpg115 - Where is the "Lunar Ice"?74 visitenessun commento
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RydbergCrater-nir.jpg180 - Rydberg Crater74 visitenessun commento
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043-The Moon from Clem-North Pole-2.jpg035 - Plaskett Crater (natural colors)73 visitePlaskett Crater ID:
Location: 82° North Lat. and 174° East Long.;
Dimension: about 110 Km in diameter
Interesting Features: the huge "central peak"
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Eartshine.JPG024 - Earthshine73 visiteThe Clementine Startracker acquired this image of the Moon glowing from the reflected light of the Earth.
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MoonEclypse.JPG025 - Sun-Eclypse from Clementine73 visiteThis Startracker image shows the Moon eclipsing the Sun; the bright crescent Earth is partially visible at left, saturating the sensor.
The image was captured during orbit 164, on March 26, 1994, halfway through Moon mapping at a distance of about 3500 km.
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kepler-multispectral.jpg153 - Kepler Crater (multispectral image)73 visitenessun commento
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033-The Moon from Clem-Aristarchus-3.jpg041 - Aristarchus and Vallis Schroteri72 visiteThe plateau of the Aristarchus Crater has experienced intense volcanic activity, both effusive and explosive.
It includes the densest concentration of Lunar "sinuous rilles" ("snake-like" valleys) including the largest known, Vallis Schroteri, which is about 160 km long, up to 11 km wide and 1 km deep.
The rilles in this area begin at cobra-head craters, which are the apparent vents for a dark mantling deposit covering the plateau and nearby areas to the North and East.
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Plato Crater.JPG091 - Plato Crater72 visitePlato crater imaged by the UV/VIS camera at 1 micron, from an altitude of about 485 Km.
Plato is situated at 51° North Lat. and 9° West Long.; North is up. The strip width of this mosaic is about 90 Km.
The smallest craters visible are roughly 600 meters across.
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