Sommerfeld crater

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Sommerfeld crater is a large, heavily eroded impact crater located on the far side of the Moon, notable for its worn rim and relatively flat, cratered floor.

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Label Occurrences
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Predicate Object
instanceOf lunar impact crater
catalog Gazetteer of Planetary Nomenclature (IAU) NERFINISHED
colongitude 132
condition heavily eroded
diameter 169 km
discoveryMethod lunar orbiter imaging
eponym Arnold Sommerfeld NERFINISHED
floorCharacteristic cratered floor
relatively flat floor
geologicalAge likely Pre-Nectarian or Nectarian
hasCentralPeak no prominent central peak
hasFeature inner wall terraces in places
smaller impact craters along rim
smaller impact craters on floor
hasSatelliteCrater Sommerfeld A NERFINISHED
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locatedOn Moon NERFINISHED
location far side of the Moon
morphologicalType walled plain
namedAfter Arnold Sommerfeld NERFINISHED
namedBy International Astronomical Union NERFINISHED
quadrant northern far side of the Moon
relativeLocation east of Landau crater
north of Rowland crater
south of the lunar north pole region
west of Birkhoff walled plain
rimCharacteristic worn rim
scientificInterest study of ancient far-side highland impacts
surfaceAlbedo low to moderate
surfaceType heavily cratered highland terrain
visibilityFromEarth not visible directly from Earth

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Kirkwood crater neighboringCrater Sommerfeld crater