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AS10-32-4675

AS10-32-4675

Langrenus. 250mm. 62.4° E, 8.9° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4676

AS10-32-4676

Langrenus. 250mm. 61.9° E, 6.8° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4677

AS10-32-4677

Langrenus. 250mm, 61.5° E, 7.7° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4678

AS10-32-4678

Langrenus. 250mm. 59.6° E, 9.1° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4679

AS10-32-4679

Langrenus. 250mm. 59.9° E, 9.4° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4680

AS10-32-4680

Langrenus. 250mm. 60.1° E, 10.0° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4681

AS10-32-4681

Langrenus. 250mm. 62.9° E, 9.3° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4682

AS10-32-4682

Mare Fecunditatis, Taruntius H, K and P. 250mm. 52.8° E, 0.3° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4683

AS10-32-4683

Mare Fecunditatis, Taruntius H, K and P. 250mm. 52.1° E, 0.3° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4684

AS10-32-4684

Mare Fecunditatis, Taruntius H, K and Anville.  250mm. 52.8° E, 0.3° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4685

AS10-32-4685

Anville, formerly known as Taruntius G. 250mm. 49.4° E, 1.7° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4686

AS10-32-4686

Taruntius H. 250mm 50.0° E, 0.3° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4687

AS10-32-4687

Anville. 250mm. 48.6° E, 1.4° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4688

AS10-32-4688

Mare Fecunditatis and Secchi. 250mm. 46.9° E, 1.2° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4689

AS10-32-4689

Mare Fecunditatis and Secchi. 250mm. 46.5° E, 1.2° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4690

AS10-32-4690

Mare Fecunditatis and Secchi. 250mm. 45.7° E, 1.0° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4691

AS10-32-4691

Secchi. 250mm. 43.7° E, 2.4° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4692

AS10-32-4692

Mare Fecunditatis and Rimae Secchi. 250mm. 43.9° E, 0.8° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4693

AS10-32-4693

Secchi UA, Lubbock S and Mount Marilyn. 250mm. 42.7° E, 0.8° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4694

AS10-32-4694

Secchi UA, Lubbock S and Mount Marilyn. 250mm. 41.9° E, 0.9° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4695

AS10-32-4695

Secchi UA, Lubbock S and Mount Marilyn. 250mm. 41.2° E, 0.8° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4696

AS10-32-4696

Secchi UA and O, Lubbock S and Mount Marilyn. 250mm. 39.9° E, 0.5° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4697

AS10-32-4697

Secchi UA and O, Lubbock S and Mount Marilyn. 250mm. 40.2° E, 1.2° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4698

AS10-32-4698

Secchi UA and O, Lubbock S and Mount Marilyn. 250mm. 40.2° E, 1.3° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4699

AS10-32-4699

Secchi UA and O, Lubbock S and Mount Marilyn. 250mm. 39.9° E, 0.8° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4700

AS10-32-4700

Mount Marilyn and Secchi O. 250mm. 39.7° E, 1.3° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4701

AS10-32-4701

Mount Marilyn and Secchi O. 250mm. 39.4° E, 1.3° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4702

AS10-32-4702

Mount Marilyn and Secchi O. 250mm. 39.1° E, 1.3° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4703

AS10-32-4703

Southern Mare Tranquillitatis. 250mm. 38.6° E, 1.4° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4704

AS10-32-4704

Approaching landing site 1. 250mm. 37.5° E, 1.8° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4705

AS10-32-4705

Approaching landing site 1. 250mm. 37.0° E, 1.8° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4706

AS10-32-4706

Approaching landing site 1. 250mm. 34.0° E, 2.0° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4707

AS10-32-4707

Southern Mare Tranquillitatis beyond landing site 1. Maskelyne and Maskelyne D, J and R. 250mm. 34.7° E, 1.9° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4708

AS10-32-4708

Southern Mare Tranquillitatis beyond landing site 1. Maskelyne and Maskelyne D, J and R. 250mm. 33.5° E, 2.0° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4709

AS10-32-4709

Southern Mare Tranquillitatis beyond landing site 1. Maskelyne and Maskelyne B, D, and K. 250mm. 3.0° E, 1.7° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4710

AS10-32-4710

Maskelyne, Maskelyne B, G and Y. 250mm. 32.4° E, 1.5° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4711

AS10-32-4711

Maskelyne, Maskelyne B, G, W and Y. 250mm. 30.8° E, 1.5° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4712

AS10-32-4712

Maskelyne, Maskelyne B, G, W and Y. 250mm. 30.0° E, 1.5° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4713

AS10-32-4713

Maskelyne, Maskelyne B, G, W and Y. 250mm. 28.9° E, 1.4° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4714

AS10-32-4714

Boot Hill. Maskelyne B, G, W and Y. 250mm. 28.3° E, 1.3° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4715

AS10-32-4715

Maskelyne B, G, W and Y. 250mm. 27.7° E, 1.1° N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4716

AS10-32-4716

Target of opportunity 104, Theophilus 250mm. 24° E, 14° S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4717

AS10-32-4717

Target of opportunity 104, Theophilus 250mm. 26° E, 12.5° S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4718

AS10-32-4718

Target of opportunity 104, Theophilus 250mm. 24° E, 12° S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4719

AS10-32-4719

Southern Mare Tranquillitatis. Moltke, Moltke A and Rimae Hypatia. 250mm. 26.4°E, 0.2°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4720

AS10-32-4720

Southern Mare Tranquillitatis. Moltke, Moltke A, Hypatia E and Rimae Hypatia. 250mm. 26.0°E, 0.3°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4721

AS10-32-4721

Southern Mare Tranquillitatis. Moltke, Moltke A, Hypatia E, Armstrong and Rimae Hypatia. 250mm. 25.2°E, 0.6°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4722

AS10-32-4722

Southern Mare Tranquillitatis. Moltke, Hypatia E, Armstrong, Collins, Sabine and Rimae Hypatia. 250mm. 24.2°E, 0.4°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4723

AS10-32-4723

Southern Mare Tranquillitatis, Hypatia E, Collins, Sabine, Schmidt and Ritter. Landing site 2. 250mm. 23.3°E, 0.4°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4724

AS10-32-4724

Moltke, Moltke A and Rimae Hypatia. 250mm. 23.9°E, 0.6°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4725

AS10-32-4725

Southern Mare Tranquillitatis. Collins. Landing site 2. 250mm. 23.7°E, 0.7°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4726

AS10-32-4726

Southern Mare Tranquillitatis. Collins, Sabine. Landing site 2. 250mm. 23.4°E, 0.9°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4727

AS10-32-4727

Southern Mare Tranquillitatis. Collins, Aldrin and Sabine. 250mm. 23.0°E, 1.0°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4728

AS10-32-4728

Southern Mare Tranquillitatis. Aldrin, Sabine, Ritter and Schmidt. 250mm. 22.0°E, 1.1°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4729

AS10-32-4729

Southern Mare Tranquillitatis. Aldrin, Sabine, Ritter and Schmidt. 250mm. 21.2°E, 1.2°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4730

AS10-32-4730

Southern Mare Tranquillitatis. Aldrin, Sabine, Ritter and Schmidt. 250mm. 21.1°E, 1.3°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4731

AS10-32-4731

Southern Mare Tranquillitatis. Aldrin, Sabine, Sabine A, Ritter and Schmidt. 250mm. 20.6°E, 0.8°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4732

AS10-32-4732

Theophilus and Cyrillus. 250mm. Principal point above horizon.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4733

AS10-32-4733

Delambre, Theon Junior and Taylor A. 250mm. 17.3°E, 2.3°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4734

AS10-32-4734

Sinus Medii. Triesnecker, Triesnecker H and J, and Chladni. 250mm. 4.4°E, 0.5°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4735

AS10-32-4735

Sinus Medii. Oppolzer and Oppolzer A. Target of opportunity 142. 250mm. Principal point in darkness.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4736

AS10-32-4736

Halley, Albategnius, Albategnius B and C. 250mm. 1.4°E, 12.3°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4737

AS10-32-4737

Reaumur and Rima Oppolzer. Target of opportunity 142. 250mm. Principal point is in darkness.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4738

AS10-32-4738

Sinus Medii, Blagg, Target of opportunity 142. 250mm. 2.7°E, 1.7°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4739

AS10-32-4739

Mare Fecunditatis, Rimae Secchi. Target of opportunity 78a. 80mm. 43.4°E, 0.7°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4740

AS10-32-4740

Lubbock S, and Secchi UA. Target of opportunity 78a. 80mm. 41.9°E, 0.7°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4741

AS10-32-4741

Lubbock S, Secchi O, and Mount Marilyn. Target of opportunity 78a. 80mm. 40.3°E, 0.7°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4742

AS10-32-4742

Oblique view looking west. Mare Tranquillitatis, Secchi O, and Mount Marilyn. Target of opportunity 78a. 80mm. 38.9°E, 0.6°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4743

AS10-32-4743

Oblique view looking west. Mare Tranquillitatis. 80mm. 37.34°E, 0.6°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4744

AS10-32-4744

Oblique view looking west. Mare Tranquillitatis, Maskelyne T, and Censorinus V. 80mm. 37.8°E, 0.6°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4745

AS10-32-4745

Oblique view looking west. Maskelyne, Maskelyne A and P, and Censorinus. 80mm. 34.2°E, 0.7°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4746

AS10-32-4746

Oblique view looking west. Maskelyne, Maskelyne A and B, and Censorinus. 80mm. 32.1°E, 0.6°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4747

AS10-32-4747

Oblique view looking west. Mare Tranquillitatis, Maskelyne, Maskelyne B, and Censorinus. Approach to landing site 2. 80mm. 29.7°E, 0.7°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4748

AS10-32-4748

Oblique view looking west. Mare Tranquillitatis, Maskelyne, Maskelyne B and G. Approach to landing site 2. 80mm. 27.8°E, 0.8°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4749

AS10-32-4749

Oblique view looking west. Mare Tranquillitatis, Maskelyne, Maskelyne B and G, and Moltke. Approach to landing site 2. 80mm. 27.3°E, 0.8°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4750

AS10-32-4750

Oblique view looking west. Mare Tranquillitatis, Maskelyne B and G, and Moltke. Approach to landing site 2.80mm. 25.7°E, 0.8°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4751

AS10-32-4751

Oblique view looking west. Mare Tranquillitatis, Maskelyne G, X and Y, Armstrong, and Moltke. Approach to landing site 2. 80mm. 24.8°E, 1.0°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4752

AS10-32-4752

Oblique view looking west. Mare Tranquillitatis, Maskelyne X, Armstrong, and Moltke. Approach to landing site 2.80mm. 24.4°E, 0.8°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4753

AS10-32-4753

Oblique view looking west. Mare Tranquillitatis, Armstrong, Collins, Moltke, Sabine and Ritter. Landing site 2. 80mm. 23.8°E, 0.8°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4754

AS10-32-4754

Oblique view looking west. Mare Tranquillitatis, Armstrong, Collins, Moltke, Sabine and Ritter. Landing site 2. 80mm. 23.4°E, 0.7°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4755

AS10-32-4755

Oblique view looking west. Mare Tranquillitatis, Collins, Moltke, Sabine, Ritter, and Schmidt. Landing site 2. 80mm. 22.4°E, 0.7°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4756

AS10-32-4756

Oblique view looking west. Mare Tranquillitatis, Collins, Aldrin, Sabine, Sabine C, Ritter, and Schmidt. Landing site 2. 80mm. 21.9°E, 0.6°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4757

AS10-32-4757

Oblique view looking west. Mare Tranquillitatis, Collins, Aldrin, Sabine, Sabine C, Ritter, and Schmidt. 80mm. 21.2°E, 0.6°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4758

AS10-32-4758

Oblique view looking west. Mare Tranquillitatis, Aldrin, Sabine, Ritter, and Schmidt. 80mm. 20.2°E, 0.6°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4759

AS10-32-4759

Oblique view looking west. Sabine, Ritter, and Schmidt. 80mm. 19.7°E, 0.5°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4760

AS10-32-4760

Oblique view looking west. Sabine, Ritter, Schmidt, and Theon Senior. 80mm. 18.9°E, 0.4°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4761

AS10-32-4761

Oblique view looking west. Sabine, Ritter, Schmidt, and Theon Senior. 80mm. 18.1°E, 0.3°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4762

AS10-32-4762

Oblique view looking west. Schmidt, Theon Senior, D'Arrest, and D'Arrest R. 80mm. 17.3°E, 0.3°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4763

AS10-32-4763

Oblique view looking west. Theon Senior, Theon Senior A, B and C, D'Arrest, and D'Arrest R. 80mm. 16.6°E, 0.2°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4764

AS10-32-4764

Oblique view looking west. Theon Senior, Theon Senior A, B and C, D'Arrest, and D'Arrest A, B, M and R. 80mm. 15.8°E, 0.2°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4765

AS10-32-4765

Oblique view looking west. Theon Senior, Theon Senior A, B and C, D'Arrest A, B, M and R, Lade A and D. 80mm. 15.0°E, 0.1°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4766

AS10-32-4766

Theon Senior, Theon Senior A and B, Lade A and D, Godin E. 80mm. 14.1°E, 0.1°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4767

AS10-32-4767

Theon Senior B, Lade A and D. 80mm. 13.3°E, 0.1°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4768

AS10-32-4768

Lade A and D. 80mm. 12.5°E, 0.0°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4769

AS10-32-4769

Lade, Lade A, Godin B. 80mm. 11.7°E, 0.0°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4770

AS10-32-4770

Lade, Lade A, B, M and W, Godin B and D. 80mm. 10.7°E, 0.1°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4771

AS10-32-4771

Lade, Lade A, B and M, Godin B. 80mm. 10.0°E, 0.1°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4772

AS10-32-4772

Lade, Lade B, M, T and V, Godin B. 80mm. 9.0°E, 0.1°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4773

AS10-32-4773

Lade M, T and V, Pickering A. 80mm. 8.2°E, 0.1°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4774

AS10-32-4774

Vertical view of central highlands. Godin D, Rhaeticus, D and G. 7.6° E, 0.0° N. 80-mm lens.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4775

AS10-32-4775

Vertical view of central highlands. Rhaeticus, Rhaeticus D, E, F and G. 6.7° E, 0.0° N. 80-mm lens.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4776

AS10-32-4776

Slightly east of Rhaeticus, Rhaeticus D, E, F, G and H. 5.7°E, 0.1°N. Research: Rob Bailey

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4777

AS10-32-4777

Rhaeticus, Rhaeticus H and L, 4.6°E, 0.1°N. Research: Rob Bailey

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4778

AS10-32-4778

Rhaeticus, Rhaeticus H and L, drifting west. 4.8°E, 0.1°S. Research: Rob Bailey

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4779

AS10-32-4779

Rhaeticus, Rhaeticus H and L, Reaumur D. 80mm. 3.8°E, 0.1°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4780

AS10-32-4780

Oblique view looking east. Rhaeticus, Rhaeticus H, J and L, Reaumur D. 80mm. 3.4°E, 0.0°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4781

AS10-32-4781

Oblique view looking east. Sinus Medii. Rhaeticus J and L, Reaumur D. Rima Oppolzer. 80mm. 3.1°E, 0.0°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4782

AS10-32-4782

Oblique view looking east. Sinus Medii. Rhaeticus, Rhaeticus A, J and L, Reaumur D. Rima Oppolzer. Target of opportunity 142. 80mm.   2.9°E, 0.0°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4783

AS10-32-4783

Oblique view looking east. Sinus Medii. Rhaeticus, Rhaeticus A, J and L, Reaumur D. Rima Oppolzer. Target of opportunity 142.  80mm.  2.7°E, 0.0°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4784

AS10-32-4784

Oblique view looking east. Sinus Medii. Rhaeticus, Rhaeticus A, J and L, Reaumur D. Rima Oppolzer. Target of opportunity 142.  80mm.  2.5°E, 0.0°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4785

AS10-32-4785

Oblique view looking east. Sinus Medii. Rhaeticus L, Reaumur D and Y. Oppolzer and Rima Oppolzer. On the bottom of frame, from left to right are the well defined craters Blagg and Bruce. 80mm. 1.1°E, 0.0°. Research: Rob Bailey

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4786

AS10-32-4786

Sinus Medii. Oppolzer is top center of the image, part of Reaumur is visible on the edge, with Rima Oppolzer running diagonally across the top left corner of the image. Blagg and Bruce are on the bottom. Target of opportunity 142. 80mm. 0.3°W, 0.1°S. Research: Rob Bailey

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4787

AS10-32-4787

Further west, approaching Sommering. Blagg has drifted out of view. The landing sites for Surveyor 4 and 6 are just to the left of the glare. The peak on the bottom right of frame is estimated to be 22,725 feet (Rand McNally figures). 80mm. Target of opportunity 142. 1.5°W, 0.2°S. Research: Rob Bailey

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4788

AS10-32-4788

Oblique view looking east. Sinus Medii. Oppolzer. 80mm. Target of opportunity 142.  2.8°W, 0.3°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4789

AS10-32-4789

Oblique view of Oppolzer looking east. Sinus Medii. 80mm. Target of opportunity 142.  4.2°W, 0.1°S. approximately as the principal point is in shadow.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4790

AS10-32-4790

Crater Keeler. Plante. Target of opportunity 29. 80mm. 160.8°E, 11.7°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4791

AS10-32-4791

Crater Keeler, Keeler S and V. Target of opportunity 29. 80mm. 158°E, 13°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4792

AS10-32-4792

Crater 300, still unnammed, Ventris, Ventris A, M and N. Target of opportunity 29. 80mm. 157°E, 6°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4793

AS10-32-4793

Crater 300, still unnammed, Ventris, Ventris M and N. Target of opportunity 29. 80mm. Principal point above horizon.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4794

AS10-32-4794

Crater Chaplygin, Chaplygin K, Q and Y. Target of opportunity 29. 80mm. 150°E, 6°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4795

AS10-32-4795

Crater Chaplygin, Chaplygin K, Q and Y. Target of opportunity 29. 80mm. Principal point on horizon.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4796

AS10-32-4796

Crater Chaplygin, Marconi, Tamm and van de Bos. Target of opportunity 29. 80mm. 146°E, 10°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4797

AS10-32-4797

Crater Chaplygin, Chaplygin Q and Y, Marconi, Tamm and van de Bos. Target of opportunity 29. 80mm. 148°E, 5°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4798

AS10-32-4798

Crater Chaplygin, Chaplygin Q, Marconi, Tamm and van de Bos. Target of opportunity 29. 80mm. Principal point on horizon.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4799

AS10-32-4799

Hirayama, Hirayama G. 80mm. Principal point above horizon.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4800

AS10-32-4800

Hirayama, Hirayama G, Pasteur, Pasteur V. 80mm. Principal point above horizon.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4801

AS10-32-4801

Hirayama, Hirayama C, F, G, N and Y. 80mm. Principal point above horizon.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4802

AS10-32-4802

Earthrise. Mare Smythii. Runge, Talbot, Haldane, Carrillo, Schubert C. Target of opportunity 59. 80mm. Principal point above horizon.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4803

AS10-32-4803

Looking south over Hirayama, Hirayama N, Q, S, T and Y, Bunner. 80mm. Principal point above horizon.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4804

AS10-32-4804

Looking south over Hirayama, Hirayama N, Q, S, T and Y, Bunner, Hume, Hume A and Z. 80mm. Principal point above horizon.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4805

AS10-32-4805

Mare Smythii. Kiess, Kastner S, Helmert, Kao, and Tucker. 80mm. Principal point above horizon.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4806

AS10-32-4806

Mare Smythii. Kiess, Kastner R and S, Helmert, Kao, and Tucker. 80mm. Principal point above horizon.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4807

AS10-32-4807

Mare Smythii. Kiess, Kastner, Kastner B, R and S, Black. 80mm. Principal point above horizon.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4808

AS10-32-4808

Earthrise. Van Vleck, Weierstrass, Nobili, and Jenkins. 80mm. Principal point above horizon.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4809

AS10-32-4809

Hyginus. Hyginus A, B, C, N and W. Rima Hyginus. Target of opportunity 123. 80mm. 6.4°E, 7.7°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4810

AS10-32-4810

Oblique view of Rima Hyginus, Hyginus. Hyginus A, B, C, N and W. Target of opportunity 123. 5.7°E, 8.1°N. 80-mm lens.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4811

AS10-32-4811

Agrippa, Hyginus. Hyginus A, B, C, N and W. Rima Hyginus. Target of opportunity 123. 80mm. 7.6°E, 6.0°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4812

AS10-32-4812

Sinus Medii. Rhaeticus A, Bruce and Blagg. Target of opportunity 123. 80mm. 1.3°E, 0.8°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4813

AS10-32-4813

Hyginus. Hyginus A, B, C, N and W. Rima Hyginus. Target of opportunity 123. 80mm. 5.8°E, 6.7°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4814

AS10-32-4814

Hyginus. Hyginus A, B and C. Rima Hyginus. Triesnecker, Ukert. Target of opportunity 123. 80mm. 5.8°E, 6.2°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4815

AS10-32-4815

Hyginus. Hyginus A, B and C. Rima Hyginus. Triesnecker, Rimae Triesnecker, Ukert. Target of opportunity 123. 80mm. 5.3°E, 6.3°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4816

AS10-32-4816

Oblique view of Sinus Medii and Triesnecker, Hyginus A, and B. Rima Hyginus, Rimae Triesnecker. Target of opportunity 123. 80mm. 3.5°E, 6.9°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4817

AS10-32-4817

Oblique view of Sinus Medii and Triesnecker, Rimae Triesnecker. Rhaeticus A, Chladni and Ukert, Target of opportunity 123. 80mm. 4.3°E, 4.2°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4818

AS10-32-4818

Sinus Medii. Rhaeticus A, Bruce and Blagg. Target of opportunity 123. 80mm. 1.9°W, 1.5°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4819

AS10-32-4819

Oblique view of Sinus Medii and Triesnecker, Rimae Triesnecker. Chladni and Ukert. Target of opportunity 123. 80mm. 4.4°E, 4.6°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4820

AS10-32-4820

Oblique view of Sinus Medii and Triesnecker, Rimae Triesnecker. Chladni and Ukert. Target of opportunity 123. 80mm. 0.9°E, 9.3°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4821

AS10-32-4821

Oblique view of Sinus Medii and Triesnecker, Rimae Triesnecker. Chladni and Ukert. Target of opportunity 123. 80mm. 0.2°W, 6.9°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4822

AS10-32-4822

Oblique view of Sinus Medii, Hyginus, Hyginus A, and B. Rima Hyginus. Rimae Triesnecker, Ukert M, Manilius. Target of opportunity 123. 80mm. Principal point above horizon.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4823

AS10-32-4823

Oblique view of Crater Keeler, Heaviside and Stratton. Target of opportunity 29. 80mm. 163°E, 12°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4824

AS10-32-4824

Oblique view of Crater Keeler, Heaviside and Stratton. Target of opportunity 29. 80mm. 161°E, 11°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4825

AS10-32-4825

Henderson G, Schliemann A and B, Mandelshtam R. Target of opportunity 29. 80mm. 155.2°E, 2.9°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4826

AS10-32-4826

Crater Schliemann, Schliemann G and T. Ventris. Target of opportunity 29. 80mm. 155.1°E, 1.9°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4827

AS10-32-4827

Schuster and St John M. Target of opportunity 29. 80mm. 147.8°E, 3.9°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4828

AS10-32-4828

Tam, van den Bos, and Marconi. Target of opportunity 29. 80mm 146.2°E, 5.0°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4829

AS10-32-4829

Mare Smythii. Haldane and Avery. Target of opportunity 59. 80mm. 83.7°E, 0.4°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4830

AS10-32-4830

Mare Smythii. Back. Target of opportunity 59. 80mm. 81.7°E, 0.7°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4831

AS10-32-4831

Jenkins, Schubert J and X, and Weierstrass. 80mm. 78.5°E, 0.3°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4832

AS10-32-4832

Nobili and Weierstrass. 80mm. 77.0°E, 0.4°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4833

AS10-32-4833

East of Nobili. Schubert N. 80mm. 74.3°E, 0.4°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4834

AS10-32-4834

Maclaurin, Maclaurin A, C, N, O and X. 80mm. 70.5°E, 0.8°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4835

AS10-32-4835

Maclaurin, Maclaurin C and X.80mm. 70.8°E, 0.8°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4836

AS10-32-4836

Maclaurin C. 80mm. 70.1°E, 0.0°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4837

AS10-32-4837

Mare Spumans. Pomortsev. 80mm.66.0°E, 0.1°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4838

AS10-32-4838

Mare Spumans. Petit, Townley, Apollonius and Apollonius S. Target of opportunity 67. 80mm. 63.3°E, 2.4°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4839

AS10-32-4839

Webb C, J and L, Apollonius S. Target of opportunity 67. 80mm. 62.8°E, 0.1°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4840

AS10-32-4840

Mare Fecunditatis. Dorsa Andrusov. 80mm. 55.9°E, 1.4°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4841

AS10-32-4841

Leakey, Censorinus D, N, S and Z, Isidorus, Isidorus D and Capella. Target of opportunity 78a. 80mm. 36.5°E, 3.3°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4842

AS10-32-4842

Censorinus D, N, W and X, Lubbock M, Maskelyne T. Target of opportunity 78a. 80mm. 38.2°E, 0.4°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4843

AS10-32-4843

Maskelyne A nd P, Censorinus, Censorinus A, H, J, and U. 80mm. 33.1°E, 0.6°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4844

AS10-32-4844

Censorinus, Censorinus A, B and J, Maskelyne A. 80mm. 32.1°E, 0.6°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4845

AS10-32-4845

Censorinus, Censorinus A, B and J. Cape Bruce. 80mm. 32.7°E, 0.4°S.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4846

AS10-32-4846

Mare Tranquillitatis. Crater on the lower left edge of frame is Censorinus K, and the well defined crater on right edge near the top is Maskelyne X. Center of photo: 28.2° E, 0.3° N. Research: Rob Bailey

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4847

AS10-32-4847

Mare Tranquillitatis. Moltke B is just above center. Moltke is the bright crater near the top. Rimae Hypatia runs between them. Center of photo: 25.4°E, 1.0°S. Research: Rob Bailey

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4848

AS10-32-4848

Mare Tranquillitatis. Moltke is left of center. Moltke A is just above the white feature. AC is above Moltke. Landing site 2. 24.1° E, 0°N. Research: Rob Bailey

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4849

AS10-32-4849

Mare Tranquillitatis. Moltke is left of center. Moltke A is just above the white feature. AC is above Moltke. The Gashes. Landing site 2. 24.1° E, 0°N. Research: Rob Bailey

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4850

AS10-32-4850

Large flooded crater with deteriorated walls at center top edge is D'Arrest. Going counter-clockwise, D'Arrest M is the smaller similar feature, with D'Arrest A in the middle of it. D'Arrest BA and B are just below it. Theon Senior B is the well defined crater left of center, with Theon Senior A on the lower right of frame. Center of frame is 14.5°E, 0.9°N. Research: Rob Bailey

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4851

AS10-32-4851

Same as above, with Theon Senior A near bottom right corner. Center of frame 14.2°E, 0.9°N. 80mm. Research: Rob Bailey

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4852

AS10-32-4852

Godin is coming into view on the left. Godin E is half way between east edge of Godin and D'Arrest M. 13.4°E, 0.9°N. 80mm. Research: Rob Bailey

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4853

AS10-32-4853

Lade, Lade B, M, S and T. Godin, Godin B. Rhaeticus, 80mm. 7.0°E, 0.2°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4854

AS10-32-4854

Sinus Medii. Rhaeticus, Rhaeticus A and B. Blagg and Bruce. 80mm. 5.7°E, 0.4°N.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4855

AS10-32-4855

Oblique view across Sinus Medii, Rhaeticus, Rhaeticus A and B, Blagg and Bruce. 5.0° E, 0.4° N. 80-mm lens.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-4856

AS10-32-4856

Oblique view across Sinus Medii, Rhaeticus, Rhaeticu A and B, Blagg and Bruce. 2.5° E, 0.3° N. 80-mm lens.

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

AS10-32-CHART

AS10-32-CHART

Image credit: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center

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