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indicated that the pit's funnel is roughly 20 meters deep, while the inner pit has a depth of approximately 105 meters. The diameter of the pit's funnel was between 140 and 146 meters long while the diameter of the inner pit is 88–100 meters long. The pit's walls were visible down to a depth of about
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Haruyama, Junichi; Hioki, Kazuyuki; Shirao, Motomaro; Morota, Tomokatsu; Hiesinger, Harald; van der Bogert, Carolyn H.; Miyamoto, Hideaki; Iwasaki, Akira; Yokota, Yasuhiro; Ohtake, Makiko; Matsunaga, Tsuneo; Hara, Seiichi; Nakanotani, Shunsuke; Pieters, Carle M. (12 November 2009).
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1771:Moon Treaty
1755:Hollow Moon
1697:Moon rabbit
1669:Earth phase
1471:Lunar month
1358:Exploration
1302:Experiments
1204:Observation
1066:Ray systems
931:Hemispheres
899:Surface and
880:Tidal range
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166:Cave system
145:Description
99:~105 meters
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2152:Lava tubes
2136:Categories
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1940:Soviet and
1741:Apollo era
1683:Pareidolia
1441:navigation
1163:Sputtering
1043:Lava tubes
965:South pole
958:North pole
918:Terminator
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676:Earthshine
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625:Topography
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347:2024-07-17
322:2024-07-17
257:References
230:astronauts
221:cosmic ray
139:lunar base
111:elliptical
57:33°13′19″E
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1381:Explorers
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1331:Apollo 11
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1211:Libration
999:Mountains
937:Near side
843:Supermoon
783:Full moon
737:Libration
669:Moonlight
519:Astronomy
475:0094-8276
374:USA TODAY
298:2397-3366
177:lava tube
131:lava tube
127:Apollo 11
54:8°20′08″N
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1411:Moonbase
1367:Missions
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902:features
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1420:Tourism
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601:Outline
505:Portals
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1521:Phases
1390:Probes
1225:Origin
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769:Syzygy
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189:SELENE
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1909:Lunox
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1287:KREEP
1239:Theia
1142:Water
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983:Maria
952:Poles
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698:Orbit
95:Depth
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1734:list
1591:Dark
1577:Blue
1540:Full
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972:Face
925:Limb
852:Tide
592:Moon
471:ISSN
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201:NASA
115:Moon
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