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    Region Around SMART-1 Impact Site Annotated

    Date: 01 Sep 2006
    Depicts: SMART-1 impact site region on 3 September 2006, 05:42 UT
    Copyright: ESA & Virtual Moon Atlas & Clementine Project, BMDO, NRL, LLNL

    This view shows the region on the Moon around the SMART-1 impact site, with the lunar phase of 05:42UT on 2 September 2006 (1 day before nominal impact). The red diamond marks the Smart-1 Crash Site as Revised on 6 August 2006 (S1C-R) with the coordinates 46.25° W, 36.44° S.

    The features from the pointing roadmap are labelled. On this date, 1 day before impact, the imaged region is still completely on the Moon's nightside and only illuminated by Earthshine.


    Last Update: 01 Sep 2006

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