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DescriptionHertzsprung (GLD100).jpg	Українська: 570-кілометровий кратер Герцшпрунг на Місяці, на зворотному боці. Координати центру кратера — 1,3°N, 128,7°W. Карта висот, складена за топографічною моделлю Місяця GLD100 (Global Lunar DTM 100 m topographic model), побудованою за даними космічного апарату Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. Ширина зображення — 900 км, північ угорі. Поле зору таке саме, як у мозаїки знімків Hertzsprung (LRO).png. English: Crater Hertzsprung (diam. 570 km) on the Moon (on the farside). Coordinates of center of the crater are 1.3°N, 128.7°W. Topographic map (color shaded relief) based on Global Lunar DTM 100 m topographic model (GLD100), which is based on data acquired by Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. Width of the image is 900 km, north is up. The image has the same borders and resolution as a photomosaic Hertzsprung (LRO).png
Date	2014
Source	JMARS
Author	NASA (topographic model GLD100, based on data acquired by Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter)

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