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CHAMÄLEON + ONJALA OBSERVATORY – LUNAR ATLAS -
II Mare - Craters - Rilles - Faults - Mountains |
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| 3.3d 12% |
4.5d 17% |
5.1d 22% |
5.5d 25% |
6.1d 30% |
7.1d 39% |
7.5d 44% |
8.5d 54% |
9.6d 65% |
10.5d 75% |
11.5d 84% |
12.1d 87% |
12.5d 92% |
13.1d 95% |
14.5d 100% |
Image number and crater list
Mosaics
Special Images
New mages
2016 
| Image Number | Craters - in alphabetical order | Special details download pdf-file with descriptions of exceptional or unique lunar structures at this moon age |
LUNAR 100 |
| 01 | Vallis Alpes | sinuous rille inside | |
| 02 | Vallis Alpes and Plato | Plato at sunrise, Rille inside of the vallis Alpes | |
| 03 | Alphonsus and Arzachel | system of rilles and pyroclastic deposits, vulcanic activity | |
| 04 | Alphonsus and Arzachel | example for the high image resolution | |
| 05 | Archimedes and Rima Hadley | landing site of Apollo 16, craterlets in Archimedes | |
| 06 | Arzachel and Delauney | system of rilles | |
| 07 | Birt and Thebit | Rupes Recta and Rima Birt | |
| 08 | Bond and Meton | nameless rille in Bond | |
| 09 | Cassini and Aristillus | - | |
| 10 | Clavius and Moretus | craterlets in Clavius, layers in the central mountain of Moretus | |
| 11 | Deslandres, Walter and Hell | Cassinis bright spot | |
| 12 | Erathostenes and Stadius | secondary craterfield of the Copernicus impact | |
| 13 | Fra Mauro, Gambart | Rimae Parry and landing sites of Apollo 12 and 14 | |
| 14 | Gambart | pyroclastic deposit southeast of Copernicus | |
| 15 | Guericke, Davy | Rima Parry and Catena Davy (crater chain) | |
| 16 | Guericke and Fra Mauro | - | |
| 17 | Hyginus, Triesnecker und Ukert | Rimae Triesnecker, Rima Hyginus and Imbrium Sculpture | |
| 18 | Copernicus | Copernicus at sunrise | |
| 19 | Maurolycos and Stöffler | Tycho ejecta in Stöffler | |
| 20 | Moretus, Newton and Curtis | impressive craters in the high land | |
| 21 | Pitatus and Hesiodus | Rima Hesiodus | |
| 22 | Plato | Plato at sunrise | |
| 23 | Ptolemaeus and Albategnius | small crater chain between both craters | |
| 24 | Purbach and Regiomontanus | - | |
| 25 | pyroclastic deposit southeast of Copernicus | - | |
| 26 | Stadius, Eratosthenes and Copernicus | - | |
| 27 | Stöffler and Huggins | Tycho ejecta on the floor of Stöffler | |
| 28 | Wallace and Eratosthenes | - |
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Mosaics Clavius, Moretus and Newton Plato and Vallis Alpes Arzachel and Rupes Recta Fra Mauro and Guericke Eathostenes to Gambart Copernicus, Stadius and Erathostenes NEW 2016 - Moon age 9.8 days Longomontanus till Amundsen (at maximum libration) |
Image 004 - shows as an example the high resolution of our images in the Alphonsus region and Catena Davy.
Image 026 - shows the ghost crater Stadius and a senondary crater chains of the Copernicus impact.
NEW 2016 Das Bild 0026 - shows the ghost crater Lambert R in Mare Imbrium at a Moon age 9.8 days
NEW 2016 Das Bild 0041 - shows the ghost crater Stadius at a Moon age 9.8 days
Detailed descriptions of other exceptional or unique structures at this moon age you can find in this pdf-file
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« NEW 2016 Special Images The animation on the left shows the visibility of the ghost crater Lambert R every 24 hours. While it is clearly visible at a Moon age of 9.8 days, it is nearly invisible at a moon age of 10.8 days. The shallowest remainings of the former crater walls only reach heights of about 40 meters above the surrounding terrain. Click here or on the preview to load a larger image. |
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« Special Images The image to the left shows the crater Copernicus at a Moon age of 9.6- and 10.5 days Click here or on the preview to load a larger image. |
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