September 10, 2009

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Oddities

LPOD-Sept10-09.jpg

image by Sean Walker Manchester, NH.

How many oddities do you see in this image?
The craters, Atlas and Hercules in front and Endymion, the smooth-floored one near the terminator, don't count. Lets start with the obvious - the concentric rilles and dark halo craters that yank Atlas from the classification of normal complex crater into the more exclusive floor-fractured category. What else? Hmm. How about the mare ridge like feature down the middle of Endymion. Does this mean the floor material is lava? Probably - it is dark at Chuck Wood

Technical Details
Sept 6, 2009. C-14 f/11, DMK21AU04.AS, Baader IR-pass filter; excerpt from a mosaic of 12 frames (3:56 and 4:10 UT).

Related Links
Rükl plates 7, 14 & 15
An overhead view of Endymion.



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