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1. If the angle of incoming light and image scale are provided along with each image, students can measure shadow lengths and calculate crater depths from the relations below. As shown in the diagram above, using the geometry of triangles, if we know Ø, the angle of incoming light, and can measure L, the length of the shadow, we can calculate d.

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2. energy and mass of the impactor are calculated and presented, as well as the Pi-groups and the crater volume. Impact Crater Shapes: Simple Craters The shapes of simple craters are calculated from R=KrV 1/3 D=depth=KdV1/3 The values indicated by the data and programmed are: The rim diameter is assumed to be times the excavation diameter.

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3. (The 3rd angle of 21 degrees (for ABC) is computed as , since the sum of the angles in a triangle equals ). Also from the problem statement, the side AC (which is the side opposite to angle ABC) has a length of 45 meters.

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4. Jun 10,  · A mysterious large mass of material has been discovered beneath the largest crater in our solar system—the Moon's South Pole-Aitken basin—and .

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5. LCROSS was a fast-track, low-cost companion mission to the LRO. The LCROSS payload was added after NASA moved the LRO from the Delta II to a larger launch vehicle. It was chosen from 19 other proposals. LCROSS's mission was dedicated to late American broadcaster Walter Cronkite.. LCROSS launched with the LRO aboard an Atlas V rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida, on June 18, , at Operator: NASA / ARC.

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7. Jun 12,  · Scientists have discovered a mysterious large mass of material, hidden beneath the largest lunar crater, that is altering the Moon's gravitational field. The crater itself is oval-shaped, as wide as 2, kilometres and several miles deep.

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8. Collapse of crater wall material into the crater center shallows the crater floor by ~30 meters. The produced crater is kilometers in diameter, ~70% the diameter of the canonical scenario. 10 km/s impactor velocity (left) and the canonical 15 km/s impactor velocity (right).

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9. The terminator (the division between the illuminated and dark halves of the Moon) forms another triangle with the Sun and the Earth. As shown in the diagram to the right. Here, θ is the angle formed between the line from the terminator to the Eath, and the line from the Moon's center to the crater.

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