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Dark Secondary Crater Cluster | Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera
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German instrument to study Moon's eternal shadows with private mission
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| | On 22 February 2024, the US 'New Space' company Intuitive Machines became the first private company to land on the Moon with its IM-1 Odysseus mission. The landing site is located around 800 kilometres north of the lunar South Pole, east of the Malapert A crater. According to Intuitive Machines, the landing took place just 1500 metres from the intended landing site, meaning that Odysseus is located in the south of the South Pole-Aitken impact basin which measures over 2000 kilometres in diameter. The exact landing coordinates are 80.13 degrees South and 1.44 degrees East. The lander is on a surface at an incline of 12 degrees and topographical height of 2579 metres above the reference 'selenoid' - a modelled 'lunar surface' with identical gravitational pull.
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NASA Probe Sees Apollo 11 Moon Landing Site from Space (Video) | Space
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| | NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter captured new images of the Apollo 11 moon landing site. Space agency officials turned it into a video.
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Apollo 11: Second look | Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera
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Not Your Average Crater | Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera
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| An asymmetric impact crater (14.349°S, 350.977°E) on the Lassell Massif revealing low reflectance material. NAC frame M152939732L, illumination is from the northwest, north is up, image is ~820 m wide [NASA/GSFC/Arizona State University].