Stadius Moon crater
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Stadius Crater, an ancient impact site situated near Eratosthenes and Copernicus, boasts remarkably worn walls that have given way to time, leaving a partially filled interior void. A series of diminutive volcanic craters, ranging from 2 kilometers to a mere 400 meters in diameter, now occupy this space, rendering the crater barely distinguishable to the naked eye. This location has become a popular testing ground for telescopes, allowing astronomers to assess their separation capabilities with remarkable precision. The outdated reference material has been purged, replaced by a superior, newly acquired file sourced from JPL Caltech's esteemed "Moon Trek" database.
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