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DescriptionCopley crater EN0244490340M.jpg	English: Copley crater on Mercury. MESSENGER Narrow Angle Camera. Approximate north is at top. Max Emission Angle: 18.618884929553 Max Incidence Angle: 68.94516238366 Max Phase Angle: 51.948130556353 Mean Ground Resolution: 88.740060411016 Min Emission Angle: 14.764699340659 Min Incidence Angle: 66.697996096086 Min Phase Angle: 50.445956456578
Date	2 May 2012
Source	PILOT, Planetary Image Locator Tool, USGS
Author	NASA

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