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Description	Українська: Група щитових вулканів в Озері Весни на Місяці. Знімок космічного апарату Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, зроблений ширококутньою камерою (WAC) 10 липня 2010 року з висоти 49 км. Висота Сонця — 9,1°. Розмір фото — 30×30 км, північ приблизно вгорі. Див. також допис на lroc.sese.asu.edu. English: Group of shield volcanoes in Lacus Veris on the Moon. Photo by Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, made with Wide Angle Camera on 10 July 2010 from altitude 49 km. Sun elevation is 9.1°. Size of the photo is 30×30 km, north is approximately up. Look also an article on lroc.sese.asu.edu.
Date	10 July 2010
Source	Image M133391102CE by Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, processed with LROC WAC Previewer (v1.6.1). 5th band (wavelength 604 nm) was used; "vertical travel" parameter was set to 12.2px. Brightness was increased.
Author	NASA
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