1. Mercury Name Proposal Summary February 18 2008 Proposal contains unreleased MESSENGER data DO NOT DISTRIBUTE

2. Proposed Names A) Crater, Raditladi B) Crater, Eminescu C) Crater, Sveinsdóttir D) Rupes, Beagle E) Crater, Neruda F) Crater, Zhao* (first or last) G) Crater, Cunningham H) Crater, Atget I) Crater, Sander J) Fossae, Pantheon K) Crater, Apollodorus L) Crater, Munch M) Crater, Kertész MESSENGER Mercury Context Map

3. Feature A: Raditladi Crater Leetile Disang Raditladi (Botswana, playwright and poet 1910-1971) 250 km diameter crater with unusual bright central peak (also color anomaly) 27.3°N, 241.1°W, 118.9°E NOTE: All close up images to same scale

4. Feature B: Eminescu Crater Mihau Eminescu (Romania, poet 1850- 1889) 125 km diameter, bright central peak with unusual spectral properties 10.8°N, 245.8°W, 114.2°E

5. Feature C: Sveinsdóttir Crater Júlíana Sveinsdóttir (Iceland, painter, 1889-1966) 120 x 220 elliptical crater 2.5°S, 259.9°W, 100.1°E

6. Feature D: Beagle Rupes Beagle (England, Ship of discovery, carried Darwin on global expedition in the 1830s) Giant three segment lobate scarp 1.9°S, 258.8°W, 101.2°E

7. Feature E: Neruda Crater Pablo Neruda (Chile, writer, 1904-1973) 110 km diameter, mottled albedo and smooth floor 52.4°S, 234.3°W, 125.7°E

8. Feature F: Zhao* Crater Xiao Zhao (China, painter, active 1130-1162) 35 km diameter, fresh, bright ray Kuiperian crater 10.7°N, 236.2°W, 123.8°E *Check first name, last name

9. Feature G: Cunningham Crater Imogen Cunningham (United States, photographer, 1883- 1976) 37 km diameter, fresh, bright ray Kuiperian crater 30.5°N, 202.8°W, 157.2°E

10. Feature H: Atget Crater Eugène Atget (French, Photographer, 1857- 1927) 100 km diameter low albedo crater SE floor of Caloris 25.6°N, 193.4°W, 166.6°E

11. Feature I: Crater August Sander (Germany, photographer, 1876- 1964) 58 km diameter crater floor of Caloris exhibiting unusual high albedo material on floor 42.7°N, 205.3°W, 154.7°E

12. Feature J: Pantheon Fossae* Pantheon (Italy, classic domed building, circa 125 AD) ~200 km diameter radiating graben system with central impact crater (Apollodorus) 30.5°N, 191.1°W, 162.9° Arrow indicates central crater, note series of radiating graben *proposed feature category

13. Feature K: Apollodorus Crater Apollodorus of Damascus (Syria or Greece, architect, sometimes credited as architect of Pantheon, 2nd century AD) 41 km diameter crater superposing radiating graben system 30.5°N, 197.1°W, 162.9°E Arrow indicates crater with proposed name Apollodorus

14. Feature L: Munch Crater Edvard Munch (Norway, painter, 1863-1944) 220 km diameter crater, excavates anomalous material from depth (see low albedo streaks) 8.1°N, 190.6°W, 169.4°E High Sun makes crater hard to see

15. Feature M: Kertész Crater André Kertész (Hungary, Photographer) 65 km diameter, Dark Crater SW Caloris - with odd high albedo blue floor materials 27.5°N, 214.1°W, 145.9°E