Bernoulli (moon crater)

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Bernoulli
Bernoulli (moon equatorial region)
Bernoulli
position 34.84 °  N , 60.59 °  O coordinates: 34 ° 50 '24 "  N , 60 ° 35' 24"  O
diameter 48 km
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Named after Jakob I Bernoulli (1655–1705)
Johann I Bernoulli (1667–1748)
Named since 1985
Unless otherwise stated, the information comes from the entry in the IAU / USGS database

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Bernoulli is an impact crater in the northeast quadrant of the moon . It is south of Messala crater and east of Geminus .

The edge of Bernoulli is almost circular apart from several slight bulges along the circumference. On the southern wall of the crater there is a depression that leads to a triangular bulge on the crater rim. The crater rim is highest on the east side and rises there up to 4000 meters. A central peak rises in the center of the crater floor.

List of Bernoulli minor craters
Letter position diameter link
A. 36.39 °  N , 60.88 °  O 20 km [1]
B. 36.76 °  N , 65.42 °  O 24 km [2]
C. 35.37 °  N , 67.16 °  O 18 km [3]
D. 35.77 °  N , 66.48 °  O 12 km [4]
E. 35.32 °  N , 62.86 °  O 27 km [5]
K 36.59 °  N , 62.91 °  O 18 km [6]

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