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Lunar science / 4 Vesta / Rheasilvia / Complex crater / Planetary geology / Bach quadrangle / Michelangelo quadrangle / Planetary science / Geology / Impact craters
Date: 2012-06-22 13:09:07
Lunar science
4 Vesta
Rheasilvia
Complex crater
Planetary geology
Bach quadrangle
Michelangelo quadrangle
Planetary science
Geology
Impact craters

REPORTS exceeding 40° when referred to the ellipsoid. Gravitational slopes are slightly less steep but also reach up to ~ 40° on a lower-resolution shape model (~700 m). A considerable number of slopes on Vesta are mos

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