File:Luna en proyección ortográfica.jpg
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Español: Imágenes sintéticas de la Luna elaboradas a partir de los datos LRO LOLA DEM 118m v1 (dominio público, Goddard Space Flight Center) mediante proyecciones ortográficas, coloreado altimétrico y sombreado analítico. La imagen de la izquierda muestra el lado visible desde la Tierra y la de la derecha, el lado oculto. English: Synthetic images of the Moon produced from LRO LOLA DEM 118m v1 data (public domain, Goddard Space Flight Center) using orthographic projections, altimetric colouring and analytical hillshading. The image on the left shows the side visible from Earth and the image on the right shows the shadow side. |
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