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DescriptionMersenius M (LROC-WAC).png	Українська: Концентричний кратер Мерсенн М на Місяці, на західному березі Моря Вологості, в кратері Мерсенн. Діаметр — 5,5 км. У список концентричних кратерів Вуда (1978) входить під номером 36. Знімок космічного апарату Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, зроблений ширококутньою камерою (WAC) 8 грудня 2011 року з висоти 38 км. Висота Сонця — 13,3°. Ширина фото — 10 км, північ приблизно вгорі. English: Concentric crater Mersenius M on the Moon, on western shore of Mare Humorum, in crater Mersenius. Its diameter is about 5.5 km. It is number 36 in in the list of concentric craters by Wood, 1978. Photo by Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, made with Wide Angle Camera on 8 December 2011 from altitude 38 km. Sun elevation is 13.3°. Width of the photo is 10 km, north is approximately up.
Date	8 December 2011
Source	Image M177955410CE by Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, processed with LROC WAC Previewer (v1.6.1). 6th band (wavelength 643 nm) was used; "vertical travel" parameter was set to 11px. Brightness was increased.
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