Ocean of Storms

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Ocean of Storms is a vast lunar mare on the Moon’s near side, notable as the landing region of several Apollo missions and characterized by its dark basaltic plains.

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Ocean of Storms canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf lunar geological feature
lunar mare
region on the Moon
alsoKnownAs Oceanus Procellarum
appearance dark
astronomicalBody Moon
belongsTo near side maria province
celestialBodyType mare
composition basalt
coordinateSystem selenographic coordinates
exploredBy Apollo 12
surface form: Apollo 12 mission

Surveyor 3 landing site
surface form: Surveyor 3 spacecraft
featureType mare
formedDuring Imbrian period
geologicalOrigin ancient volcanic activity
hasAlbedo low albedo region
hasLandingSite Apollo 12 landing site
Surveyor 3 landing site
hasScientificInterestIn impact and volcanic history of the Moon
lunar volcanism
mare basalt composition
isDarkerThan lunar highlands
isMappedIn lunar atlases
isPartOf Moon’s volcanic plains
isTargetOf lunar geological studies
isVisibleDuring most lunar phases when on near side
isYoungerThan most lunar highlands
languageOfName Latin
locatedOn Moon
locatedOnSide near side of the Moon
nameInEnglish Ocean of Storms self-link
nameInLatin Oceanus Procellarum
nameMeaning Ocean of Storms self-link
notableFor Apollo mission landing region
dark basaltic plains
large extent compared to other lunar maria
observedBy telescopes on Earth
partOf lunar nearside maria
surfaceType basaltic plain
lunar mare basalt
visibleFrom Earth

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Apollo 12 landingSite Ocean of Storms
Intrepid lunarLandingSite Ocean of Storms
Ocean of Storms nameMeaning Ocean of Storms self-link
Ocean of Storms nameInEnglish Ocean of Storms self-link