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Revision as of 17:12, 8 February 2015
Perfect Morning for a New Day
image by Greg Redfern
After a day of wandering about a 3 km wide impact melt pond its nice to just sit back and enjoy the Moon emotionally, welcoming its flirtation with the siren of Venus.
Chuck Wood
Technical Details
June 24, 2014
Related Links
Greg's digital presence: NASA JPL Solar System Ambassador,Daily Blog, Twitter & WTOP
Yesterday's LPOD: Fake Lava Flows
Tomorrow's LPOD: Half-Filled Trough
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