de Gerlache crater

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De Gerlache crater is a prominent impact crater near the Moon’s south pole, noted for its permanently shadowed regions that may harbor water ice.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf astronomical object
lunar impact crater
belongsTo lunar south polar craters group
formedBy asteroid or comet impact
hasEnvironment extremely low temperatures
near-permanent darkness in some areas
hasExplorationRelevance candidate site for ice drilling experiments
potential landing site for polar missions
hasFeature rugged rim
steep interior walls
hasIlluminationCondition low solar illumination
hasLocationCharacteristic high-latitude polar terrain
hasObservationWavelength infrared
optical
radar
hasPotentialResource volatile compounds
water
hasRegionType permanently shadowed region
hasScientificSignificance potential volatile reservoir
record of polar impact history
hasTypeOfRegion cold trap
isOfInterestFor in-situ resource utilization
lunar exploration
water ice prospecting
isTargetOf lunar polar orbiter observations
remote sensing studies
locatedNear lunar south pole
locatedOn Moon NERFINISHED
mayContain water ice
namedAfter Adrien de Gerlache NERFINISHED

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lunar south polar region hasNotableCrater de Gerlache crater