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Sinus Iridum and Washington, DC
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| Description | Sinus Iridum is an ancient crater that has been half-covered by lava flows from adjoining Mare Imbrium, leaving a vast semicircular bay. Its diameter is approximately 240 kilometers. This visual shows the Washington, D. C. -Baltimore metropolitan areas at the same scale. Prepared for NASA by Stephen Paul Meszaros. |
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| Source | Sinus Iridum and Washington, DC |
| Author | Lunar and Planetary Institute from Houston, TX, USA |
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