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Aonia Mons (below right of center)

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DescriptionAonia Mons 521B77.jpg	English: Aonia Mons (below right of center) is the small mountain in this oblique view from Viking Orbiter 2. Part of Coblentz crater is in the foreground at bottom. This is the Viking Program's highest resolution view of Aonia Mons. Max Emission Angle: 57.973348926862 Max Incidence Angle: 73.968948749367 Max Phase Angle: 106.93750185435 Mean Ground Resolution: 134.91624512602 Min Emission Angle: 49.283783794178 Min Incidence Angle: 69.926149749372 Min Phase Angle: 105.36845225606
Date	21 January 1978
Source	PILOT, Planetary Image Locator Tool, USGS Astrogeology Science Center
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