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Description	Українська: Об'єкт, що інтерпретується як вулкан, що вивергав пірокластичні породи (Kerber et al., 2009), на рівнині Спеки на Меркурії. Знімок космічного апарату MESSENGER, зроблений вузькокутною камерою (MDIS-NAC) 3 серпня 2011 року з висоти біля 680 км. Судячи з пошукової видачі сайту http://pilot.wr.usgs.gov, це найдетальніше фото цього об'єкту. Висота Сонця — 6,3°. Ширина фото — біля 22 км, північ угорі. English: Agwo Facula, interpreted as a pyroclastic vent (Kerber et al., 2009), on Caloris Planitia on Mercury. Photo by MESSENGER, made by Narrow Angle Camera (MDIS-NAC) on 3 August 2011 from altitude about 680 km. Judging from search results on the site http://pilot.wr.usgs.gov, it is the most detailed photo of this feature. Sun elevation is 6.3°. Width of the photo is about 22 km, north is to the up.
Date	3 August 2011
Source	Image EN0220850481M by MESSENGER.
Author	NASA
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