Mons Argaeus
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| Ciało niebieskie | |
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| Wysokość | 2500 m nad poziom odniesienia |
Położenie na mapie Księżyca  | |
 19°N 29°E/19,000000 29,000000 | |
Mons Argaeus (Erciyes) – górzysty masyw na Księżycu, ciągnący się przez 50 km w kierunku południowo-wschodnim. Leży na południowo-wschodnim, górzystym brzegu Morza Jasności[1]. Na wschód od Mons Argaeus, w dolinie Taurus-Littrow (obok Mons Vitruvius, na południe od krateru Littrow) wylądował Apollo 17.
Nazwa, oficjalnie nadana w 1935 przez MUA pochodzi od łacińskiej nazwy góry Erciyes Dağı w Turcji[2].
Zobacz też
Przypisy
- ↑ Peter Grego: Moon Observer's Guide. Firefly Books, 2004. ISBN 1-55297-888-5.
- ↑ Jennifer Blue: Gazetteer of Planetary Nomenclature. USGS, 2007. [dostęp 2007-07-30].
Linki zewnętrzne
- Staff: 42C3S3(50): Mons Argaeus. Lunar and Planetary Institute, 2007. [dostęp 2007-07-30].
- Staff: Photo Number IV-078-H3. [w:] Digital Lunar Orbiter Photographic Atlas of the Moon [on-line]. Lunar and Planetary Institute, 2007. [dostęp 2007-07-30].
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