Lunar Craters Aristarchus. Formation of a Crater.

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Lunar Craters Aristarchus

Formation of a Crater

Sketches

Aristarchus

Mare Fecunditatis

More Sketches

And More

Lunar Apennine Mountains

Nasa Photo

Alan Bean

Lunar Mountain Sketch: Pico

Weird Features

More Weird Features

Apollo 15 Apennine Mountains Hadley Rille

Near the Hadley Rille

Ural

Computing the Height

Angle Issues

Measuring the Chord and Segment

Using an Applet Instead

Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Moon

Lunar Republic

Measuring the Pixels Crater Wall Feature Number of Shadow Pixel Squares Length of Shadow Line (Miles) Outer Western Wall Outer Eastern Wall

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