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Description	Українська: Гора Дум із патерою Сотра та потоком Мохіні — один із кращих кандидатів у кріовулкани на Титані. Радарний знімок космічного апарату "Кассіні" (22 лютого 2007); роздільна здатність — 0,35 км/пікс. (128 пікс./градус). English: Radar image of Titan surface by Cassini. 128 pix/deg (2.85 pix/km). Part of strip T25 (February 22, 2007): Doom Mons, Sotra Patera and Mohini Fluctus can be seen. The original image was cropped, rotated on 75 deg counterclockwise (to make north on the top) and it's brightness was increased.
Date	22 February 2007
Source	http://pirlwww.lpl.arizona.edu/~perry/RADAR/#T25
Author	NASA (radar image by Cassini probe)
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