Maurolycus
by Moon Publicity on 26/04/09 at 3:46 pm
Maurolycus is located in the southern highlands, the most notable features being the Maurolycus, Barocius, Gemma Frisius, and Rabbi Levi craters.
Geological Survey | Topographical Map
This region is named after the Sicilian mathematician and astronomer Francesco Maurolico. He was known for documenting astronomical sightings such as the supernova that appeared in Cassiopeia (1572 AD).
Region Map
| Region Data | |
| Name | Maurolycus |
| Number | 113 |
| NW Corner | 32° S 10° E |
| SE Corner | 48° S 34° E |
| Raw Area* | 1,078,000 km2 |
| Visible Area* | 753,000 km2 |
| Visibility Factor* | 70% |
| Minimum Bid | $ 71,000 (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.
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