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| | =How Can You Be Tranquil When So Much is Happening?= | | =How Can You Be Tranquil When So Much is Happening?= |
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| | <em>image by [mailto:jeromegrenier@free.fr Jérôme Grenier]</em></p> | | <em>image by [mailto:jeromegrenier@free.fr Jérôme Grenier]</em></p> |
| | <p>Where to begin? Western Tranquillitatis is such a feature-rich area of the Moon, and Jérôme’s image is so magnificent, that many, many wonderous objects are visible. Middle-left is the concentric mare ridges named Lamont - perhaps a buried two-ring impact basin. Just northwest of Lamont is shadow-filled Arago crater with its two rugged domes, Alpha above and Beta to the left. Northwest of Alpha is a line of three smaller domes (partly obscured by a dark defect), and northeast is a beautifully domey mound. Rilles and rille-like features abound. The famous [http://www.lpod.org/?m=20060212 Diamondback Rille] winds through the bottom right corner, a closely-spaced crater chain is about 60 km (2.5 Arago diameters) north of the rille, and another straight crater-chain(?) rille extends to the southeast from near Carrel (top right). The last two features are parallel to each other and to at least three mare ridges between Lamont and Maskelyne (near bottom right). These five linear features are roughly radial to Imbrium, but I am not certain that it is Imbrium that structurally controls their locations and orientations. What a wonderful area!</p> | | <p>Where to begin? Western Tranquillitatis is such a feature-rich area of the Moon, and Jérôme’s image is so magnificent, that many, many wonderous objects are visible. Middle-left is the concentric mare ridges named Lamont - perhaps a buried two-ring impact basin. Just northwest of Lamont is shadow-filled Arago crater with its two rugged domes, Alpha above and Beta to the left. Northwest of Alpha is a line of three smaller domes (partly obscured by a dark defect), and northeast is a beautifully domey mound. Rilles and rille-like features abound. The famous [http://www.lpod.org/?m=20060212 Diamondback Rille] winds through the bottom right corner, a closely-spaced crater chain is about 60 km (2.5 Arago diameters) north of the rille, and another straight crater-chain(?) rille extends to the southeast from near Carrel (top right). The last two features are parallel to each other and to at least three mare ridges between Lamont and Maskelyne (near bottom right). These five linear features are roughly radial to Imbrium, but I am not certain that it is Imbrium that structurally controls their locations and orientations. What a wonderful area!</p> |
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| | [http://www.lpod.org/coppermine/displayimage.php?album=28&pos=52 Clementine mosaic]</p> | | [http://www.lpod.org/coppermine/displayimage.php?album=28&pos=52 Clementine mosaic]</p> |
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