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May 30, 1969 - The Moon's Terrain as seen by the Apollo 10 Astronauts : An Apollo 10 Northwestward oblique view of Triesnecker Crater, centered near 3.6 degrees east longitude, and 4 degrees north latitude (Hold picture with sky at upper right). This picture taken from the Command and Service Modules, shows terrain features typical of northeastern Central Bay and the highlands along the northern margin of Central Bay. Beyond the highlands, the smooth floor of the sea of Vapors extends almost to the horizon some 600 kilometers (375 statue miles) from the spacecraft. Triesnecker Crater, approximately 27 kilometers ( 17 statue miles) in diameter, was 135 kilometers ( 85 statue miles) northwest of Apollo 10 when the picture was taken. The intersecting linear features to the right of the Triesnecker Crater are the Triesnecker Rilles

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