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Chao Meng-Fu crater

DescriptionChao Meng-Fu crater EN1071898371M.png	English: Chao Meng-Fu crater at the south pole of Mercury. MESSENGER Narrow Angle Camera. Sunlight grazes the floor of the crater. Max Emission Angle: 12.739548807839 Max Incidence Angle: 91.679568861205 Max Phase Angle: 83.458867941489 Mean Ground Resolution: 419.6964797751 Min Emission Angle: 3.5813344113737 Min Incidence Angle: 86.599401349885 Min Phase Angle: 81.956527563479
Date	22 October 2014
Source	PILOT, Planetary Image Locator Tool, USGS Astrogeology Science Center
Author	NASA

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