Venus. Synthetic aperture radar map of the surface of Venus, showing the 48-kilometre wider Dnilova complex impact crater. Rough areas appear bright,

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Venus. Synthetic aperture radar map of the surface of Venus, showing the 48-kilometre wider Dnilova complex impact crater. Rough areas appear bright, flat ones dark. This crater is located at 26,35 degrees south and 337,25 degrees east, and consists of a flat floor and a central peak. This map was created using data gathered by the Magellan radar-mapping spacecraft.

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Size: 4436px × 3986px
Photo credit: © DETLEV VAN RAVENSWAAY/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
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