However, LTVT can only plot one name at a given pixel location and there are a few cases where two names are assigned identical IAU coordinates (for example, a crater and a rima named after it), and others where they are so close they fall on the same pixel at the map scale (for example, many Apollo landing site names and IAU-approved minor feature names that originated on the highly detailed NASA topophotomaps. The labels in the main maps include all official feature names falling within the area displayed, with the exception of the lettered craters - whose positions are shown only on the supplemental maps shown later on the page.
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The map images were produced by re-mapping Earth-based photos using the freeware Lunar Terminator Visualization Software (LTVT) and automatically labeling them using a complete list of IAU approved lunar surface feature names. For an alternative (but as yet unfinished) index to THE MOON Wiki using a different division of the Moon's nearside see the OPAM Index. Locations of the surface formations related to Antonin Rukl's 76 maps. There's also the Caes-catalog of odd surface formations, all observable through common and powerful telescopes. In almost each one of Antonin Rukl's 76 zones, the Sherlock Holmes of the Moon (Danny Caes) included additional descriptions of less-known formations, disallowed and unofficial names, and nicknames ( bold), and also unofficially named basins (all of these basins are not mentioned in Rukl's original charts). (the Italian national amateur astronomy organization), which include high-contrast "solarized" versions of the actual Rükl maps with most of the labeling omitted and Akkana Peck's Hitchhiker's Guide to the Moon pages, which include verbal observing notes. These include the Planet Moon web pages compiled by the Lunar Section of the U.A.I. Each sectional map provides links to websites containing descriptions and additional information about the features lying within that map zone. (the format of this table is copied from the one used by Antonio Cidadão in his Moon-"Light" Atlas) This is the revised online edition of Antonin Rukl's ATLAS OF THE MOON (contains truckloads of disallowed names from the pioneers of selenography, unofficial nomenclature and nicknames from dedicated lunar observers, locations of impacted and/or soft-landed manmade objects, NASA-related names and nicknames from the Apollo era, etc. 1 This is the revised online edition of Antonin Rukl's ATLAS OF THE MOON (contains truckloads of disallowed names from the pioneers of selenography, unofficial nomenclature and nicknames from dedicated lunar observers, locations of impacted and/or soft-landed manmade objects, NASA-related names and nicknames from the Apollo era, etc. Atlas was so strong that he supported the weight of the Universe on his shoulders. Atlas was ordered by Zeus to uphold the vault of the sky after the defeat of the Titans. Originally designated S/1980 S28, this moon is named after Atlas, a Titan, and a son of Iapetus. But as many new moons were discovered, scientists began selecting names from more mythologies including Gallic, Inuit, and Norse stories. Moons of Saturn were originally named for Greco-Roman Titans and descendants of the Titans. It orbits 85,544 miles (137,670 km) away from, taking 14.4 hours to complete its trip around the planet. The small, pointy moon has a mean radius of 9.4 miles (15.1 km). Cassini images revealed in 2004 that a temporary faint ring of material with the orbit of Atlas. Like Pan, Atlas has a distinctive flying saucer shape created by a prominent equatorial ridge not seen on the other small moons of Saturn. 
OverviewĪtlas is an inner moon of Saturn, orbiting around the outer edge of Saturn's A Ring. Terrile and the Voyager 1 team from photographs taken during its encounter with Saturn.
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