Hourly Illumination of Moon’s Shackleton Crater
June 21, 2012
Illumination of Shackleton crater, a 21-km-diameter (12.5 mile-diameter) structure situated adjacent to the Moon’s south pole. The resolution is 30 meters (approximately 100 feet) per pixel. Frames are every hour from 01-Jun-2012 to 30-Jun-2012. credit: NASA
Topics:
Disaster Accident, Technology Internet, Shackleton, Impact craters, Planetary science, Moon, Environment, Sverdrup, Faustini, Astronomy, Unmanned spacecraft, Exploration of the Moon
