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Description	Українська: Безіменний 85-кілометровий кратер-привид на північному заході місячного Моря Достатку (координати центра кратера — 0,1°N, 44,9°E). Ліворуч угорі — борозни Секкі (Rimae Secchi), грабени, що пролягли в лавовому покриві моря над валом цього кратера і в яких згодом відбувалися вулканічні виверження. Внизу — борозна Мессьє (Rima Messier), вгорі — безіменна борозна. Нижче центра видно 12-кілометровий кратер-привид. Численні канавки праворуч — сліди падіння викидів кратера Тарунцій, що знаходиться вгорі за краєм зображення. Знімок космічного апарата Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, зроблений ширококутньою камерою (WAC) 4 квітня 2018 року з висоти 101 км. Висота Сонця — 3,9°. Ширина ділянки — близько 112 км, північ приблизно вгорі (щоб зробити вгорі, треба повернути на 3,7° проти г.с.). English: Unnamed ghost crater approximately 85 km in diameter in northwestern Mare Fecunditatis on the Moon (center of the crater is on 0.1°N, 44.9°E). Rilles in upper left are Rimae Secchi; they are grabens which emerged in lava plains along the rim of this crater and later hosted volcanic activity. Rille in the bottom left is Rima Messier; the rille above is unnamed. A small (12 km in diameter) ghost crater is seen below the center. Numerous furrows in the right are traces of ejecta from crater Taruntius, located behind upper edge of the image. Photo by Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, made with Wide Angle Camera on 4 April 2018 from altitude 101 km. Sun elevation is 3.9°. Width of the region is approximately 112 km, north is approximately up (for making it up, rotate the image 3.7° ccw).
Date	4 April 2018
Source	Image M1277466435CC by Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, processed with LROC WAC Previewer (v1.6.1). North was brought to the top and east to the right, and brightness was increased. 5th band (604 nm) was used. "Vertical travel" parameter was set to 11.3 px.
Author	NASA

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