File:Derzhavin crater hollows EN0258688546M EN0241252301M.jpg

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Description	English: Two views of hollows within western Derzhavin crater, on Mercury. Both were acquired by MESSENGER's Narrow Angle Camera, and are shown at approximately the same scale, but were acquired with different lighting conditions and at slightly different angles. The left image was enlarged to match the right image. Data for the right image (EN0258688546M), dated 2012-10-14: Emission Angle: 4.8 Incidence Angle: 77.3 Latitude: 45.7 Longitude: 321.0 Phase Angle: 82.0 Data for the right image (EN0241252301M), dated 2012-03-26: Emission Angle: 31.2 Incidence Angle: 46.9 Latitude: 45.8 Longitude: 321.0 Phase Angle: 78.1
Date	14 October 2012
Source	PILOT, Planetary Image Locator Tool, USGS Astrogeology Science Center
Author	James Stuby based on NASA images

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