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DescriptionCoatl Facula EN0251000122M.jpg	English: Coatl Facula on Mercury, at a low sun angle. The facula is the somewhat brighter area north of the sharp crater near center. The crater cuts across a lobate scarp. Approximate north at top. The name was approved by the IAU on June 1, 2020. MESSENGER Narrow Angle Camera. Max Emission Angle: 25.231582412465 Max Incidence Angle: 74.458679334214 Max Phase Angle: 97.203085617449 Mean Ground Resolution: 92.077752695351 Min Emission Angle: 21.264560472159 Min Incidence Angle: 72.030427322806 Min Phase Angle: 95.700613414066
Date	17 July 2012
Source	PILOT, Planetary Image Locator Tool, USGS Astrogeology Science Center
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