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Revision as of 17:47, 1 January 2015
The Unfamiliar Side of Orientale
image by Maurice Collins, Palmerston North, New Zealand
Visually combining data sets makes it easier to synthesize information and increase comprehension. Maurice used Chuck Wood
Technical Details
Colors on map represent ages of surfaces. From oldest to youngest: gray (pre-Nectaris basins), brown (Nectaris age basins), dark blue (Imbrium), light blue (Orientale) are ejecta deposits from named basins; pink (early Imbrian), orange (younger), red (youngest) basaltic maria; blue (oldest), green (young), yellow (youngest - Copernican age) crater ejecta. (from Feb 3, 2004 LPOD).
Related Links
Maurice's website
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