Tiselius (månkrater)

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Tiselius

Tiselius fotograferad av Apollo 16
Egenskaper
Latitud
Longitud
 7°  0’  0’’ Nord
 176° 30’  0’’ Ost
 
Medeldiameter53 km 
DjupOkänt
Kolongitud176° vid soluppgång
EponymArne Tiselius
Kartposition
2 000 km
Dold sida
Synlig sida
Dold sida
-90°
-90°
90°
90°
45°
45°
-45°
-45°
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Tiselius är en 53 kilometer stor nedslagskratermånens baksida, öster om Valierkratern. Tiselius har fått sitt namn efter den svenske kemisten Arne Tiselius, vilket beslutades av Internationella Astronomiska Unionen 1979.[1]

Satellitkratrar

TiseliusLatitudLongitudDiameter
E7.3° N177.7° E17 km
L4.6° N177.4° E12 km

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