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Showing posts with label Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. Show all posts

Saturday, August 18, 2012

M191967463RE

A fresh crater splashing ejecta across the edge of a fracture in Komarov crater. Image width is 2.5 km.
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Tuesday, August 14, 2012

M123513537RE

Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter image of a blanket of fresh ejecta and smaller, albedo craters. Located within the larger Keeler crater at 8.75 DEG S, 161.37 DEG E.
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Sunday, August 12, 2012

M135019514RE

The sun casts long shadows on the central peak of Theophilus crater. Image width is 700 meters.
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Saturday, August 11, 2012

M159650657L

A constellation of craters speckles a mare surface. Messier A. Image is centered at LAT: -2.117 LON: 45.79
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M196665381LR

West-to-east view of Copernicus crater central peak complex. The sharp boundary at the base of the 700 meter high peak in the foreground is a now frozen sea of impact melt that flooded the floor of the crater in its final stages of formation. LROC NAC M196665381LR, image is ~8 km wide
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M156964572L

Recently impacted lunar soil near the western wall of Lomonosov crater in the farside highlands.
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