File:Vetchinkin crater AS16-M-2698.jpg
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English: Vetchinkin, on the far side of the moon. Object at right is the gamma-ray spectrometer of the spacecraft. Sun elevation 5 deg. (at left), spacecraft altitude 101 km. Photographic data: Image Name: AS16-M-2698 Mission: Apollo 16 Revolution (Orbit): 60 Camera: Mapping/Metric Exposure: 00:00:00.035 Camera Tilt: VERT Sun Elevation: 5.0° Features: VETCHINKIN Film Type: 3400 Color: black&white |
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(Original text: Apollo 16 Mapping camera image, unedited except for rotation. Mapping Camera Image Catalog, Apollo 16, AS16-M-2698 |
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