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• Ammonius (vorne klein) und Herschel (rechts, der größte) aus einer Höhe von 101 bis 122 km photographiert.

• Lunar Module Intrepid above the Moon. The small crater in the foreground is Ammonius; the large crater at right is Herschel. - - Photograph by Richard F. Gordon Jr. on board the Command Module Yankee Clipper.
  

Source

• NASA Image Library: www.nasa.gov/image-feature/nov-19-1969-apollo-12-lunar-module-intrepid
  

• Created: November 19th, 1969
  

• Author: Richard R. Gordon Jr.
  

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• This image is from the NASA Imaga Library.
  

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