Briggs (lunar crater)

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Briggs is a lunar impact crater located on the Moon's near side, known for its relatively worn rim and position near the western edge of Oceanus Procellarum.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf lunar impact crater
lunar surface feature
cataloguedIn IAU lunar nomenclature NERFINISHED
eponym Henry Briggs NERFINISHED
hasAlbedo similar to surrounding terrain
hasColongitude ~70
hasCoordinateSystem selenographic coordinates
hasDiameter ~37 km
hasIAUNameApprovalYear 1935
hasInterior relatively level floor
hasInteriorFeature few notable interior craters
hasMorphologicalState heavily worn
hasOrigin impact event
hasOuterWall irregular
rounded
hasQuadrant western lunar near side
hasRimCondition eroded
worn
hasSatelliteCrater Briggs A NERFINISHED
Briggs B NERFINISHED
Briggs C NERFINISHED
Briggs D NERFINISHED
isPartOf lunar near-side crater system
liesNear western limb of the Moon
liesSouthOf Lavoisier (lunar crater) NERFINISHED
liesWestOf Kepler (lunar crater) NERFINISHED
locatedIn Oceanus Procellarum region NERFINISHED
locatedNear western edge of Oceanus Procellarum
locatedOn Moon NERFINISHED
near side of the Moon
namedAfter Henry Briggs NERFINISHED
observedIn lunar telescopic observations
surfaceType lunar mare-adjacent crater
visibleFrom Earth NERFINISHED

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Russell lunar crater adjacentTo Briggs (lunar crater)
subject surface form: Russell (lunar crater)