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"Hypertextual Moon Atlas"
based on
A. Rükl "Atlas of the Moon" |
PYTHEAS
The southern part of Mare Imbrium, bordered by the Carpathian Mountains (see also map 31). A complex pattern of bright rays in this area originate from the crater Copernicus (see map 31). Interesting objects for observation include a crater chain north of the crater Stadius M, at the bottom right of the map, and the ghost crater Lambert R, visible only when close to the terminator.
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Age of Moon: d. 9
Section 20
RELEVANT FEATURES
- Artemis - 2 km
- Carpatus, Montes - length 400 km
- h. 2400 m
- Caventou - 3 km -
h. 400 m
- Draper - 8,8 km -
h. 1740 m
- Draper C - 7,8 km
- h. 1610 m
- Euler - 28 km - h.
2240 m
- Imbrium, Mare - Sea of Rains -
area 830.000 sq km
- La Hire, Mons - base 10×20 km
- h. 1700 m
- Lambert - 30 km -
h. 2690 m
- Pytheas - 20 km -
h. 2530 m
- Pytheas A - 6 km -
h. 1180 m
- Pytheas D - 5,2 km
- h. 370 m
- Pytheas G - 3,4 km
- h. 490 m
- Stille, Dorsa - length 80 km
- Verne - 2 km
- Zirkel, Dorsum - length 210 km
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