File:Bamberg crater B02 010301 2200 XN 40N003W.jpg

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Description	English: Bamberg crater on Mars. Image ID B02_010301_2200_XN_40N003W Center Lat 40.05° Center Lon 356.95° Local Time 15.32 Solar Longitude 138.07° Scaled Pixel Width 6.96 m Incidence Angle 48.83° Emission Angle 23.53° Orbit 10301 Image Time 2008-10-07T04:02:58.601 Description Ride-along with HiRISE Volume ID mrox_0702 Instrument Mode ID NIFL Image Skew Angle 90.1° Slant Distance 319.76 km Phase Angle 72.28° Solar Distance 234507680 km Subsolar Azimuth 174.72° Subsolar Latitude 16.71° Subsolar Longitude 52.69° Subspacecraft Latitude 40.32° Subspacecraft Longitude 0.49° Spacecraft Altitude 295.38 km North Azimuth 278.5° Focal Plane Temperature 293K Offset Mode Id 196/190/181 Target Name MARS Usage Note N Data Quality OK Scaled Image Height 72.98 km Spacecraft Clock Start Count 0907819398:248 Mission Phase PSP Mars Year 29
Date	7 October 2008
Source	B02_010301_2200_XN_40N003, MRO Context Camera, Mars Image Explorer
Author	NASA

File:Bamberg crater B02 010301 2200 XN 40N003W.jpg

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