J. Herschel
by Moon Publicity on 26/04/09 at 4:46 pm
J. Herschel is located in north, the most notable feature being the J. Herschel crater. The Mare Frigoris (Sea of Cold) passes from the southwest to the northeast of this region with part of the Mare Imbrium (Sea of Rains) in the southeast corner.
Geological Survey | Topographical Map
This region is named after the English mathematician and astronomer Sir John Frederick William Herschel (1850 AD). He came up with the Julian day system, and named four of the moons of Uranus, as well as seven of Saturn’s moons.
Region Map
| Region Data | |
| Name | J. Herschel |
| Number | 11 |
| NW Corner | 64° N 50° W |
| SE Corner | 48° N 20° W |
| Raw Area* | 984,000 km2 |
| Visible Area* | 441,000 km2 |
| Visibility Factor* | 45% |
| Minimum Bid | $ 111,000 (USD) |
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*Data is provided as a courtesy. Some values are approximate and accuracy is not guaranteed. You are encouraged to do your own research before bidding. Refer to the Region Guide for more information on the data items.
Photo of J. Herschel
