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DescriptionGruithuisen K (LRO).png	Українська: Концентричний кратер Груйтуйзен K на Місяці, на північно-східному краю Океану Бур. Діаметр — біля 6,5 км. У список концентричних кратерів Вуда (1978) входить під номером 34. Знімок космічного апарату Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, зроблений вузькокутньою камерою (NAC) 22 травня 2013 року з висоти 140 км. Висота Сонця — 15,5°. Ширина фото — 10 км, північ угорі. English: Concentric crater Gruithuisen K on the Moon, on the norteastern edge of Oceanus Procellarum. Its diameter is about 6.5 km. It is number 34 in the list of concentric craters by Wood, 1978. Photo by Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, made with Narrow Angle Camera on 22 May 2013 from altitude 140 km. Sun elevation is 15.5°. Width of the photo is 10 km, north is up.
Date	22 May 2013
Source	Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter photos M1123882715LE and M1123882715RE. The image was brightness-adjusted and rotated 181.8 deg clockwise to make north on the top. The resolution is decreased 2 times to reduce file size.
Author	NASA

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