The Full Moon Atlas: “A complete series of interactive lunar maps, with more than 2,500 geographic formations (including craters, mountains, lakes, seas and valleys) identified simply by moving your mouse cursor over the feature.” Javascript required; doesn’t work properly in Safari. Thanks again to peacay.
I’ve linked to several web sites focusing on lunar maps before: Lunar Atlases; More Lunar Maps; Google Moon.
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jose alvarez:
excelent pictures I am just impressed and I appreciate all you can do to satisfie or appetite of learning more about our moon Thanks very much for everything tony
September 20, 2005 at 3:58 PM