Agrippa (moon crater)

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Agrippa
Agrippa crater 4097 h1.jpg
Agrippa captured by Lunar Orbiter 4
Agrippa (moon equatorial region)
Agrippa
position 4.08 °  N , 10.47 °  E Coordinates: 4 ° 4 '48 "  N , 10 ° 28' 12"  E
diameter 44 km
Card sheet 60 (PDF)
Named after Agrippa
Named since 1935
Unless otherwise stated, the information comes from the entry in the IAU / USGS database

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Agrippa is an impact crater on the southeast bank of the Mare Vaporum . It is north of Godin Crater and west of the irregularly shaped Temple Crater .

Agrippa has a rather unusual shape. It resembles a shield with a rounded southern edge and an angular northern edge. Its interior is irregularly structured and has an elevation in the center. A system of rays emanates from the rim of the crater and extends over a distance of 270 kilometers .

To the north and northeast, the Rima Ariadaeus passes the Silberschlag crater in an east-southeast orientation and reaches the western edge of the Mare Tranquillitatis .

Agrippa with its side craters
Surroundings of Agrippa ( LROC -WAC)
List of minor craters of Agrippa
Letter position diameter link
B. 6.18 °  N , 9.44 °  E 4 km [1]
D. 3.76 °  N , 6.71 °  E 21 km [2]
E. 5.13 °  N , 8.42 °  E 5 km [3]
F. 4.27 °  N , 11.36 °  E 5 km [4]
G 3.9 °  N , 6.14 °  E 13 km [5]
H 4.73 °  N , 10.68 °  E 6 km [6]
S. 5.28 °  N , 8.89 °  E 32 km [7]

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