Sierpiński (krater księżycowy)
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| Ciało niebieskie | Księżyc | |
| Średnica krateru | 69 km | |
| Źródło nazwy | Wacław Sierpiński | |
Położenie na mapie Księżyca  | ||
 27°12′S 154°30′E/-27,200000 154,500000 | ||
Sierpiński – krater na powierzchni Księżyca o średnicy 69 km, położony na 27,2° szerokości południowej i 154,5° długości wschodniej.
Decyzją Międzynarodowej Unii Astronomicznej w 1970 roku został nazwany nazwiskiem polskiego matematyka Wacława Sierpińskiego.
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