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==Sites of Interest== | ==Sites of Interest== | ||
| + | * [[Alhazen Crater]] | ||
* [[Mare Anguis|Angus Bay]] (Mare Anguis), future landing site of [[Artemis Base]] runs along the Northeastern edge of [[Mare Crisium]], running through 23° North by 67° East. | * [[Mare Anguis|Angus Bay]] (Mare Anguis), future landing site of [[Artemis Base]] runs along the Northeastern edge of [[Mare Crisium]], running through 23° North by 67° East. | ||
* [[Bernouilli Crater]] is centered at roughly 35.5° North by 61° East. | * [[Bernouilli Crater]] is centered at roughly 35.5° North by 61° East. | ||
* [[Berosus Crater]] is centered at 33.5° North by 69.9° East and has at least three satellite craters. | * [[Berosus Crater]] is centered at 33.5° North by 69.9° East and has at least three satellite craters. | ||
| + | * [[Cannon Crater]] | ||
* [[Carrington Crater]] is centered at 44.0° North by 62.1° East | * [[Carrington Crater]] is centered at 44.0° North by 62.1° East | ||
* [[Mare Crisium]] has part of its northeast in this region. | * [[Mare Crisium]] has part of its northeast in this region. | ||
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* [[Eimmart Crater]] and its [[satellite crater]]s are around 24.0° North by 64.8° East, nestled against Angus Bay. | * [[Eimmart Crater]] and its [[satellite crater]]s are around 24.0° North by 64.8° East, nestled against Angus Bay. | ||
* [[Gauss Crater]] is a large crater centered at 35.9° North by 79.1° East with at least ten satellite craters. | * [[Gauss Crater]] is a large crater centered at 35.9° North by 79.1° East with at least ten satellite craters. | ||
| + | * [[Goddard Crater]] | ||
| + | * [[Hubble Crater]] | ||
| + | * [[Liapunov Crater]] | ||
| + | * [[Mare Marginis]] | ||
* [[Messala Crater]] is a large crater centered at 39.2° North by 59.9° East with at least nine satellite craters, of which C, D, E, F, G, and J are located in this region. | * [[Messala Crater]] is a large crater centered at 39.2° North by 59.9° East with at least nine satellite craters, of which C, D, E, F, G, and J are located in this region. | ||
| − | + | * [[Plutarch Crater]] | |
| + | * [[Schumacher Crater]] is centered at 42.4° North by 60.7° East and has at least one satellite crater. | ||
| + | * [[Seneca Crater]] | ||
| + | * [[Zeno Crater]] is centered at 45.2° North by 72.9° East and is partially at the northern edge of this region. It has at least fourteen known satellite craters, all of which are in this region. | ||
==Surveys== | ==Surveys== | ||
| − | '''PENDING'' | + | '''PENDING''' |
Revision as of 02:09, 19 September 2006
Regional Description
PENDING
Sites of Interest
- Alhazen Crater
- Angus Bay (Mare Anguis), future landing site of Artemis Base runs along the Northeastern edge of Mare Crisium, running through 23° North by 67° East.
- Bernouilli Crater is centered at roughly 35.5° North by 61° East.
- Berosus Crater is centered at 33.5° North by 69.9° East and has at least three satellite craters.
- Cannon Crater
- Carrington Crater is centered at 44.0° North by 62.1° East
- Mare Crisium has part of its northeast in this region.
- Delmotte Crater can be found at 27.1° North by 60.2° East.
- Eimmart Crater and its satellite craters are around 24.0° North by 64.8° East, nestled against Angus Bay.
- Gauss Crater is a large crater centered at 35.9° North by 79.1° East with at least ten satellite craters.
- Goddard Crater
- Hubble Crater
- Liapunov Crater
- Mare Marginis
- Messala Crater is a large crater centered at 39.2° North by 59.9° East with at least nine satellite craters, of which C, D, E, F, G, and J are located in this region.
- Plutarch Crater
- Schumacher Crater is centered at 42.4° North by 60.7° East and has at least one satellite crater.
- Seneca Crater
- Zeno Crater is centered at 45.2° North by 72.9° East and is partially at the northern edge of this region. It has at least fourteen known satellite craters, all of which are in this region.
Surveys
PENDING
