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Location:
-9.8N, 174.4E
Released:
2004-08-23
Image Size:
186.9 x 177.8 km, 1869 x 1778 px
Resolution: 100m Instrument: IR
Medium-size image for 20040823A
Image Credit: NASA/JPL/ASU
 
Image Context:
Context image for 20040823A
Context image credit: NASA/JPL/MOLA
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This THEMIS Image of the Day was first released as part of a look at Martian nomenclature.

Apollinaris Patera

Patera: an irregular crater, or a complex one with scalloped edges. Apollinaris: The Aquae Apollinares is a hot springs northwest of Rome in Etruria. This hot springs location was known to both the Etruscans and the Romans.

Apollonaris Patera is the remains of a caldera located on the top of an old volcano near Gusev Crater. The imageis a mosaic of daytime IR frames.

Nomenclature Fact of the Day:On Europa, another moon of Jupiter,linear features are named for Celtic stone rows, while ring features are named for Celtic stone circles.

 
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THEMIS Image of the Day: Apollinaris Patera (Released 23 August 2004)