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Summary

In this orbital view from Apollo 12, the large crater in the centre is Kepler as viewed from the south. It is surrounded by a skirt of high albedo material giving it a relatively light appearance. The edge of Encke crater can just be seen to the lower right. The maria to the west (left) is Oceanus Procellarum.

Source

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current 17:42, 23 December 2005 904×911 (125 KB) RJHall (Kepler crater. )
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