Low-Flying Moon Probe Spies Craters And Mountains While Seeking Stars

By Elizabeth Howell February 14, 2014
Low-Flying Moon Probe Spies Craters And Mountains While Seeking Stars

  • Image 1: Krieger crater (14 miles/23 km diameter) on horizon, and Toscanelli crater (4 miles/7 km) in front;

  • Image 2: Wollastaon P crater (2.5 miles/4 km) near horizon, and the southeast part of Mons Herodotus (a lunar mountain);

  • Image 3: Mountain range Montes Agricola and Raman crater (6 miles/10 km)

  • Image 4: Golgi crater (4 miles/6 km) and Zinner crater (3 miles/5 km)

  • Image 5: Craters Lichtenberg A and Schiaparelli E.

    • Elizabeth Howell