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Close-up view of the moon showing impact crater Plato. Stock Photo

RFC1TNY9–Close-up view of the moon showing impact crater Plato.

Moon: Crater Plato (left) and Vallis Alpes region of the northern lunar surface Stock Photo

RM2BP8X1G–Moon: Crater Plato (left) and Vallis Alpes region of the northern lunar surface

RMD89YK5–Lunar Landscape

The Apennine Mountains on the Moon (centre) with the Mare Serenitatis (top left) and Mare Imbrium running into shadow (lower left) with prominent crater Archimedes Stock Photo

RM2WDDNH9–The Apennine Mountains on the Moon (centre) with the Mare Serenitatis (top left) and Mare Imbrium running into shadow (lower left) with prominent crater Archimedes

Prolosko Plato, Mamica Jezero, Imotski, Croatia, Europe Stock Photo

RMGR6AB8–Prolosko Plato, Mamica Jezero, Imotski, Croatia, Europe

The crater of Acatenango volcano and Fuego Volcano in the background Stock Photo

RFMB3K39–The crater of Acatenango volcano and Fuego Volcano in the background

Engraving depicting a section of the moon in the region of Mare Imbrium with details showing craters Newton and Plato under different lighting conditions. Dated 18th century Stock Photo

RMMR6KCC–Engraving depicting a section of the moon in the region of Mare Imbrium with details showing craters Newton and Plato under different lighting conditions. Dated 18th century

The Mare Imbrium partially in deep shadow, Apennine mountains on the Moon (centre right), and Lunar Alp mountains (centre left) ending in the crater Plato (centre left in deep shadow). Stock Photo

RM2WDDMEJ–The Mare Imbrium partially in deep shadow, Apennine mountains on the Moon (centre right), and Lunar Alp mountains (centre left) ending in the crater Plato (centre left in deep shadow).

3 Figures of the Moon- The Crater of Plato, The Crater Wargentin, The Surface of the Moon Stock Photo

RMP7M5BA–3 Figures of the Moon- The Crater of Plato, The Crater Wargentin, The Surface of the Moon

London, UK. 2 June 2020. 85% waxing gibbous moon in clear evening sky over London at sunset with Mare Humorum (Sea of Moisture) now visible lower left with the large crater Gassendi visible at top left of Humorum. This may be the last clear evening in London for some time as the first rain for weeks is forecast tomorrow. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2BWNTR8–London, UK. 2 June 2020. 85% waxing gibbous moon in clear evening sky over London at sunset with Mare Humorum (Sea of Moisture) now visible lower left with the large crater Gassendi visible at top left of Humorum. This may be the last clear evening in London for some time as the first rain for weeks is forecast tomorrow. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News

Polygonal Art Moon Crater Plato, Mare Imbrium region Stock Photo

RF2M0J34R–Polygonal Art Moon Crater Plato, Mare Imbrium region

The almost full Moon on 4th November 2006 showing darker ‘seas’ against highland and crater pocked regions. Stock Photo

RM2BP8WJ9–The almost full Moon on 4th November 2006 showing darker ‘seas’ against highland and crater pocked regions.

Gipsmodel van de maankrater Plato, van bovenaf gezien Plato (titel op object) Gypsum model of the lunar crater Plato, seen from above plato (title object) Property Type: photomechanical print page Item number: RP-F 2001-7-489-15 Inscriptions / Brands: number, recto, printed 'Plate XIV.'opschrift, recto, printed: 'scale.', the text above a scale in miles name, recto, printed: 'Published by John Murray, Albemarle Street, Piccadilly.' Manufacturer : photographer: James Nasmyth (listed building) clichémaker : anonymous printer: Day & Son, Vincent Brooks (listed building) Publisher: John Murray (li Stock Photo

RM2B6RK38–Gipsmodel van de maankrater Plato, van bovenaf gezien Plato (titel op object) Gypsum model of the lunar crater Plato, seen from above plato (title object) Property Type: photomechanical print page Item number: RP-F 2001-7-489-15 Inscriptions / Brands: number, recto, printed 'Plate XIV.'opschrift, recto, printed: 'scale.', the text above a scale in miles name, recto, printed: 'Published by John Murray, Albemarle Street, Piccadilly.' Manufacturer : photographer: James Nasmyth (listed building) clichémaker : anonymous printer: Day & Son, Vincent Brooks (listed building) Publisher: John Murray (li

RFBT9R50–Moon

Crater Posidonius in lunar Mare Serenitatis of the moon, 3d rendering Stock Photo

RF2A99RYD–Crater Posidonius in lunar Mare Serenitatis of the moon, 3d rendering

London, UK. 30 July 2020. An 84% illuminated Waxing Gibbous Moon above London in blue sky and a clear atmosphere, photographed through a telescope, showing crater detail on the south lunar pole. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2C9DJK5–London, UK. 30 July 2020. An 84% illuminated Waxing Gibbous Moon above London in blue sky and a clear atmosphere, photographed through a telescope, showing crater detail on the south lunar pole. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News

Captured at 600m from the crater Stock Photo

RFMB3K36–Captured at 600m from the crater

Full moon in front of clear dark sky over hamburg, germany, 2023, horizontal format Stock Photo

RF2RDTRPK–Full moon in front of clear dark sky over hamburg, germany, 2023, horizontal format

RF2M523BT–Moon

RFC515RM–Close-up view of the moon showing impact crater Plato.

RMDP9WB7–Goddard's Moon Project

. The Adolfo Stahl lectures in astronomy, delivered in San Francisco, California, in 1916-17 and 1917-18, under the auspices of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific. tain range known as the Apennines. A gap in the range nearlyopposite a group of three craters, Archimedes (the largest), Autolycus and Aris-tillus, in the Mare Imbriiim (at the right), separates the Apennines from theCaucasus Mountains and opens into the Mare Sercnitatis (at the left). The lunarAlps extend toward the right from the lower end of the Caucasus range to thegreat crater Plato near the terminator. Xote especially the Stock Photo

RM2AFMM7W–. The Adolfo Stahl lectures in astronomy, delivered in San Francisco, California, in 1916-17 and 1917-18, under the auspices of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific. tain range known as the Apennines. A gap in the range nearlyopposite a group of three craters, Archimedes (the largest), Autolycus and Aris-tillus, in the Mare Imbriiim (at the right), separates the Apennines from theCaucasus Mountains and opens into the Mare Sercnitatis (at the left). The lunarAlps extend toward the right from the lower end of the Caucasus range to thegreat crater Plato near the terminator. Xote especially the

Moon photography. Camera with tripod capturing moon. Moon Crater Plato Stock Photo

RFJ4YBJ0–Moon photography. Camera with tripod capturing moon. Moon Crater Plato

Waning half moon during winter from north London, UK Stock Photo

RM2E9KMEK–Waning half moon during winter from north London, UK

Nearside of the moon seen from the United Kingdom 13/01/2014 Stock Photo

RMDRYA40–Nearside of the moon seen from the United Kingdom 13/01/2014

Engraving depicting a section of the moon in the region of Mare Imbrium with details showing craters Cassini and Plato under different lighting conditions. Dated 18th century Stock Photo

RM2A25E4W–Engraving depicting a section of the moon in the region of Mare Imbrium with details showing craters Cassini and Plato under different lighting conditions. Dated 18th century

Panorama of the nine waxing and waning moon phases, London & Cornwall, UK Stock Photo

RM2K7NH91–Panorama of the nine waxing and waning moon phases, London & Cornwall, UK

Waxing Gibbous Moon on 30 October 2017, over Sussex in England. Stock Photo

RFKHTWWE–Waxing Gibbous Moon on 30 October 2017, over Sussex in England.

Waning three-quarter autumn moon from Ringwood Avenue, East Finchley, London, UK Stock Photo

RM2GM1HHD–Waning three-quarter autumn moon from Ringwood Avenue, East Finchley, London, UK

Half moon and crater details with dark space left Stock Photo

RFKXA8X1–Half moon and crater details with dark space left

Waxing gibbous moon during winter from north London, UK Stock Photo

RM2E2TTME–Waxing gibbous moon during winter from north London, UK

Half moon and crater details with dark space right Stock Photo

RFKXA8WJ–Half moon and crater details with dark space right

Waning gibbous moon during winter from north London, UK Stock Photo

RM2E9KMER–Waning gibbous moon during winter from north London, UK

Mare Vaporum with crater Manilius in the lunar surface of the moon, 3d render Stock Photo

RF2A99T0X–Mare Vaporum with crater Manilius in the lunar surface of the moon, 3d render

RM2C9DJMF–London, UK. 30 July 2020. An 84% illuminated Waxing Gibbous Moon above London in blue sky and a clear atmosphere, photographed through a telescope, showing crater detail on the south lunar pole. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News

Moon rotation in the outer space Stock Photo

RF2G29601–Moon rotation in the outer space

Waxing gibbous moon from north London in winter, UK Stock Photo

RM2E2TTMJ–Waxing gibbous moon from north London in winter, UK

Moon atlas with seas and craters labels - Latin and English names Stock Photo

RFJBTD7W–Moon atlas with seas and craters labels - Latin and English names

The full autumnal moon from East Finchley, London, UK Stock Photo

RM2DF5PNK–The full autumnal moon from East Finchley, London, UK

RM2BYWWJY–Moon atlas

The waxing gibbous moon in autumn from East Finchley, London, UK Stock Photo

RM2DF5PNH–The waxing gibbous moon in autumn from East Finchley, London, UK

. Official proceedings . selves. It is known that if there is an atmosphere upon themoon it is a thousand times rarer than the atmosphere upon thehighest mountain peak upon the earth, and there is absolutelyno evidence of water upon its surface. Many studies have been 2*8 Proceedings Railway Club of Pittsburgh.. Building of a Universe. 239 made of the lunar crater Plato to find evidence of vapor or at-mosphere, the astronomers selecting this spot so as to concen-trate their best efforts. But with the exception of one or twoastronomers, all have practically agreed that they can see no evi-dence Stock Photo

RM2CR4BNG–. Official proceedings . selves. It is known that if there is an atmosphere upon themoon it is a thousand times rarer than the atmosphere upon thehighest mountain peak upon the earth, and there is absolutelyno evidence of water upon its surface. Many studies have been 2*8 Proceedings Railway Club of Pittsburgh.. Building of a Universe. 239 made of the lunar crater Plato to find evidence of vapor or at-mosphere, the astronomers selecting this spot so as to concen-trate their best efforts. But with the exception of one or twoastronomers, all have practically agreed that they can see no evi-dence

RM2DF5PNF–The waxing gibbous moon in autumn from East Finchley, London, UK

Waxing Gibbous Moon on 30 October 2017, over Sussex in England. Portrait orientation with text or copy space. Stock Photo

RFKHTWWA–Waxing Gibbous Moon on 30 October 2017, over Sussex in England. Portrait orientation with text or copy space.

Harvest Moon through trees on 6 October 2017 over Sussex, England. Stock Photo

RFKHT651–Harvest Moon through trees on 6 October 2017 over Sussex, England.

Waxing Gibbous Moon on 30 October 2017, over Sussex in England.Landscape orientation with copy or text space. Stock Photo

RFKHTWWF–Waxing Gibbous Moon on 30 October 2017, over Sussex in England.Landscape orientation with copy or text space.

RFKXA8WD–Half moon and crater details with dark space left

Waning Crescent Moon during the evening of 15 October 2017 over Sussex, England. Stock Photo

RFKHTWTE–Waning Crescent Moon during the evening of 15 October 2017 over Sussex, England.

RM2C9DJMH–London, UK. 30 July 2020. An 84% illuminated Waxing Gibbous Moon above London in blue sky and a clear atmosphere, photographed through a telescope, showing crater detail on the south lunar pole. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News

Earth planet and moon in the outer space Stock Photo

RF2G2962R–Earth planet and moon in the outer space

London, UK. 4 November 2020. 84.1% Waning Gibbous Moon with a heavily cratered terminator visible in clear overnight sky. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News. Stock Photo

RM2D9CN0H–London, UK. 4 November 2020. 84.1% Waning Gibbous Moon with a heavily cratered terminator visible in clear overnight sky. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News.

Mare Fecunditatis or Sea of Fertility in the lunar surface of the moon Stock Photo

RF2A99RP7–Mare Fecunditatis or Sea of Fertility in the lunar surface of the moon

RFJBTAN7–Moon atlas with seas and craters labels - Latin and English names

RM2BYWRN8–Moon atlas

RFR476TA–Moon atlas

RM2D9CN0B–London, UK. 4 November 2020. 84.1% Waning Gibbous Moon with a heavily cratered terminator visible in clear overnight sky. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News.

Mare Moscoviense in the lunar surface of the moon, 3d render Stock Photo

RF2A99RWR–Mare Moscoviense in the lunar surface of the moon, 3d render

RM2BYWTDJ–Moon atlas

RM2D9CMYT–London, UK. 4 November 2020. 84.1% Waning Gibbous Moon with a heavily cratered terminator visible in clear overnight sky. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News.

Mare Fecunditatis or Sea of Fecundity in the lunar surface, 3d rendering Stock Photo

RF2A99RP5–Mare Fecunditatis or Sea of Fecundity in the lunar surface, 3d rendering

London, UK. 10 October 2020. Detailed images of the Moon are captured in very clear sky with no light pollution before dawn, and before clouds roll in after sunrise. Image: Montes Jura, in an arc around Sinus Iridum and Mare Imbrium. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Stock Photo

RF2D4NP5M–London, UK. 10 October 2020. Detailed images of the Moon are captured in very clear sky with no light pollution before dawn, and before clouds roll in after sunrise. Image: Montes Jura, in an arc around Sinus Iridum and Mare Imbrium. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy

RFEA49HC–Moon atlas

Waning Gibbous Moon phases over three consecutive nights, left to right: 4th; 3rd; 2nd November 2020, showing development of the lunar terminator Stock Photo

RM2D9CNR1–Waning Gibbous Moon phases over three consecutive nights, left to right: 4th; 3rd; 2nd November 2020, showing development of the lunar terminator

London, UK. 3 November 2020. 90.8% Waning Gibbous Moon with a heavily cratered terminator visible in clear overnight sky. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy. Stock Photo

RM2D999PX–London, UK. 3 November 2020. 90.8% Waning Gibbous Moon with a heavily cratered terminator visible in clear overnight sky. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy.

Mare Humorum in the lunar surface of the moon, 3d rendering Stock Photo

RF2A99RR9–Mare Humorum in the lunar surface of the moon, 3d rendering

London, UK. 3 November 2020. 90.8% Waning Gibbous Moon with a heavily cratered terminator visible in clear overnight sky with possible ground frost tomorrow morning. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News. Stock Photo

RF2D999P2–London, UK. 3 November 2020. 90.8% Waning Gibbous Moon with a heavily cratered terminator visible in clear overnight sky with possible ground frost tomorrow morning. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News.

Mare Imbrium in the lunar surface of the moon, 3d rendering Stock Photo

RF2A99RRH–Mare Imbrium in the lunar surface of the moon, 3d rendering

90.8% Waning Gibbous Moon with a heavily cratered terminator visible in clear overnight sky. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy. Stock Photo

RM2D99RCR–90.8% Waning Gibbous Moon with a heavily cratered terminator visible in clear overnight sky. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy.

Mare Fecunditatis or Sea of Fecundity in the lunar surface of the moon, 3d rendering Stock Photo

RF2A99RP8–Mare Fecunditatis or Sea of Fecundity in the lunar surface of the moon, 3d rendering

RF2D999KW–London, UK. 3 November 2020. 90.8% Waning Gibbous Moon with a heavily cratered terminator visible in clear overnight sky with possible ground frost tomorrow morning. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News.

Mare Humorum or Sea of Moisture in the lunar surface of the moon, 3d rendering Stock Photo

RF2A99RRB–Mare Humorum or Sea of Moisture in the lunar surface of the moon, 3d rendering

RM2D99RBT–90.8% Waning Gibbous Moon with a heavily cratered terminator visible in clear overnight sky. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy.

Mare Nectaris in the lunar surface of the moon, 3d rendering Stock Photo

RF2A99RXY–Mare Nectaris in the lunar surface of the moon, 3d rendering

RF2D999PB–London, UK. 3 November 2020. 90.8% Waning Gibbous Moon with a heavily cratered terminator visible in clear overnight sky with possible ground frost tomorrow morning. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News.

Mare Frigoris or Sea of Cold in the lunar surface of the moon, 3d rendering Stock Photo

RF2A99RR7–Mare Frigoris or Sea of Cold in the lunar surface of the moon, 3d rendering

RM2D99RCG–90.8% Waning Gibbous Moon with a heavily cratered terminator visible in clear overnight sky. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy.

RF2A99RY6–Mare Nectaris in the lunar surface of the moon, 3d rendering

RM2D99RCM–90.8% Waning Gibbous Moon with a heavily cratered terminator visible in clear overnight sky. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy.

RF2A99RP9–Mare Frigoris or Sea of Cold in the lunar surface of the moon, 3d rendering

RM2D999R3–London, UK. 3 November 2020. 90.8% Waning Gibbous Moon with a heavily cratered terminator visible in clear overnight sky. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy.

Mare Nubium in the moon, 3d rendering Stock Photo

RF2A99RYA–Mare Nubium in the moon, 3d rendering

RM2D99RCD–90.8% Waning Gibbous Moon with a heavily cratered terminator visible in clear overnight sky. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy.

London, UK. 2 November 2020. 95.5% Waning Gibbous Moon in clear overnight sky. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News. Stock Photo

RM2D93GCG–London, UK. 2 November 2020. 95.5% Waning Gibbous Moon in clear overnight sky. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News.

Mare Serenitatis or Sea of Tranquility in the moon, 3d rendering Stock Photo

RF2A99T09–Mare Serenitatis or Sea of Tranquility in the moon, 3d rendering

RM2D93GCN–London, UK. 2 November 2020. 95.5% Waning Gibbous Moon in clear overnight sky. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News.

London, UK. 25 April 2021. 96% illuminated waxing gibbous Moon in blue mid-evening sky. The next full Moon from the UK is 4.31am on 27 April 2021, known as the Pink Moon. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News. Stock Photo

RM2FJNTGA–London, UK. 25 April 2021. 96% illuminated waxing gibbous Moon in blue mid-evening sky. The next full Moon from the UK is 4.31am on 27 April 2021, known as the Pink Moon. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News.

Mare Tranquilitatis in the lunar surface of the moon, 3d render Stock Photo

RF2A99T0M–Mare Tranquilitatis in the lunar surface of the moon, 3d render

London, UK. 25 April 2021. 96% illuminated waxing gibbous Moon against black sky late evening in the constellation Virgo. The next full Moon from the UK is 4.31am on 27 April 2021, known as the Pink Moon. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News. Stock Photo

RM2FJNTGK–London, UK. 25 April 2021. 96% illuminated waxing gibbous Moon against black sky late evening in the constellation Virgo. The next full Moon from the UK is 4.31am on 27 April 2021, known as the Pink Moon. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News.

Sea of Tranquility or Mare Serenitatis in the lunar surface, 3d rendering Stock Photo

RF2A99T0B–Sea of Tranquility or Mare Serenitatis in the lunar surface, 3d rendering

RM2FJNTGD–London, UK. 25 April 2021. 96% illuminated waxing gibbous Moon against black sky late evening in the constellation Virgo. The next full Moon from the UK is 4.31am on 27 April 2021, known as the Pink Moon. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News.

London, UK. 6 September 2020. The planet Mars and the Moon appear close in the sky over London with an occultation visible from southern Europe. Mars seen here to left of the Gibbous Moon. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2CFHAN9–London, UK. 6 September 2020. The planet Mars and the Moon appear close in the sky over London with an occultation visible from southern Europe. Mars seen here to left of the Gibbous Moon. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News

Mare Serenitatis in the lunar surface of the moon, 3d rendering Stock Photo

RF2A99T0E–Mare Serenitatis in the lunar surface of the moon, 3d rendering

London, UK. 6 September 2020. The Waning Gibbous Corn Moon appears 90% illuminated tonight in clear sky over London. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2CFHAN0–London, UK. 6 September 2020. The Waning Gibbous Corn Moon appears 90% illuminated tonight in clear sky over London. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News

London, UK. 5 September 2020. The planet Mars (upper left) appears close to the Moon with an occultation visible from southern Europe. The apparent distance between the two will decrease during the night and into the early hours of Sunday morning. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2CFH7BC–London, UK. 5 September 2020. The planet Mars (upper left) appears close to the Moon with an occultation visible from southern Europe. The apparent distance between the two will decrease during the night and into the early hours of Sunday morning. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News

Closeup of the evening Moon rising on the evening of 6th May 2020 which will set in the early hours of the 7th May as the last 'supermoon' of 2020. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy. Stock Photo

RM2BM4KY6–Closeup of the evening Moon rising on the evening of 6th May 2020 which will set in the early hours of the 7th May as the last 'supermoon' of 2020. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy.

Mare Tranquilitatis in the the moon in the outer space, 3d render Stock Photo

RF2A99T0G–Mare Tranquilitatis in the the moon in the outer space, 3d render

RM2BM4KYK–Closeup of the evening Moon rising on the evening of 6th May 2020 which will set in the early hours of the 7th May as the last 'supermoon' of 2020. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy.

Mare Serenitatis or Sea of Tranquility in the lunar surface of the moon, 3d rendering Stock Photo

RF2A99T0D–Mare Serenitatis or Sea of Tranquility in the lunar surface of the moon, 3d rendering

RM2BM4KYB–Closeup of the evening Moon rising on the evening of 6th May 2020 which will set in the early hours of the 7th May as the last 'supermoon' of 2020. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy.

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