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1NAMELUNNAME_TYPEIAU_TYPETYPESUBTYPEPROCESSPERIODPERIOD_SOURCEGEOLOGYNAME_DETAILNAME_ORIGINIAU_APPROVALLANGRENUSHEVELIUSRICCIOLIWORKCOUNTRYNATIONLITYCENTURY_NCENTURY_CBIRTH_PLACEBIRTH_DATEDEATH_PLACEDEATH_DATEFACTSLONGI_NLONGI_N_360LONGI_CLATI_NLATI_CFACEQUADRANTAREALENGTH_KMWIDE_KMLENGTH_ARCSECHEIGHT_MRAPPORTGENERAL_1GENERAL_2SLOPESWALLSFLOORINTEREST_NINTEREST_CLUNATIONMOONDAY_SMOONDAY_MDIAM_INSTTH_INSTRUPR_INSTRU
2ABBE HAA584449S1775841Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundErnst K. AbbeAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedphysicistGermanyGerman1919 th centuryEisenach1840Iena1905Director of Iena observatory. Author of a classical theory of microscopes in 1877 and of sinuses relations. Associated with Carl Zeiss. Conceiver of a refractometer and of the first apochromatic objectives and of orthoscopic eyepieces.177.584133177.584133177 ° 35 ' East-58.44493458 ° 27 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined25.126825.126812.527550.109629924393156Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
3ABBE KAA598158S1768578Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundErnst K. AbbeAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedphysicistGermanyGerman1919 th centuryEisenach1840Iena1905Director of Iena observatory. Author of a classical theory of microscopes in 1877 and of sinuses relations. Associated with Carl Zeiss. Conceiver of a refractometer and of the first apochromatic objectives and of orthoscopic eyepieces.176.857881176.857881176 ° 51 ' East-59.81585659 ° 49 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined26.104426.10441327860.106743295019157Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
4ABBE MAA617461S1752393Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundErnst K. AbbeAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedphysicistGermanyGerman1919 th centuryEisenach1840Iena1905Director of Iena observatory. Author of a classical theory of microscopes in 1877 and of sinuses relations. Associated with Carl Zeiss. Conceiver of a refractometer and of the first apochromatic objectives and of orthoscopic eyepieces.175.239369175.239369175 ° 14 ' East-61.74619361 ° 45 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined28.614328.614314.328640.100104858441105Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
5ABEL AAA363141S857973Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundNiels Henrik Abel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianNorwayNorwegian1919 th centuryFinnoy Island1802Arendal1829Specialist of the theory of elliptic integrals and works on the so called abelian integrals.85.79730585.79730585 ° 48 ' East-36.31411336 ° 19 ' SouthLibrations zoneSouth-EastMoon South-East limb27.833427.833413.928410.102084081925979Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
6ABEL BAA367202S825954Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactNectarian (From -3.92 billions years to -3.85 billions years)PCNo detail foundNiels Henrik Abel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianNorwayNorwegian1919 th centuryFinnoy Island1802Arendal1829Specialist of the theory of elliptic integrals and works on the so called abelian integrals.82.59542482.59542482 ° 36 ' East-36.72023936 ° 43 ' SouthLibrations zoneSouth-EastMoon South-East limb41.545941.545920.732050.077135980746089Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
7ABEL CAA361273S814093Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundNiels Henrik Abel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianNorwayNorwegian1919 th centuryFinnoy Island1802Arendal1829Specialist of the theory of elliptic integrals and works on the so called abelian integrals.81.40938581.40938581 ° 25 ' East-36.1273236 ° 8 ' SouthLibrations zoneSouth-EastMoon South-East limb36.842736.842718.430910.083903365906623Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
8ABEL DAA376716S864543Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundNiels Henrik Abel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianNorwayNorwegian1919 th centuryFinnoy Island1802Arendal1829Specialist of the theory of elliptic integrals and works on the so called abelian integrals.86.45432986.45432986 ° 27 ' East-37.67163637 ° 40 ' SouthLibrations zoneSouth-EastMoon South-East limb27.897227.897213.928430.101899641577061Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
9ABEL EAA375354S844354Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundNiels Henrik Abel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianNorwayNorwegian1919 th centuryFinnoy Island1802Arendal1829Specialist of the theory of elliptic integrals and works on the so called abelian integrals.84.43541184.43541184 ° 26 ' East-37.53544337 ° 32 ' SouthLibrations zoneSouth-EastMoon South-East limb13.99813.998728170.201214285714286Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
10ABEL JAA362027S798713Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundNiels Henrik Abel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianNorwayNorwegian1919 th centuryFinnoy Island1802Arendal1829Specialist of the theory of elliptic integrals and works on the so called abelian integrals.79.8713579.8713579 ° 52 ' East-36.20272736 ° 12 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South-East limb18.757918.75799.325230.134488272921109Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
11ABEL KAA346915S774576Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundNiels Henrik Abel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianNorwayNorwegian1919 th centuryFinnoy Island1802Arendal1829Specialist of the theory of elliptic integrals and works on the so called abelian integrals.77.45763577.45763577 ° 27 ' East-34.69154534 ° 41 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South-East limb9.944319.944314.919930.200503018108652Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
12ABEL LAA345525S823945Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactNectarian (From -3.92 billions years to -3.85 billions years)PCNo detail foundNiels Henrik Abel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianNorwayNorwegian1919 th centuryFinnoy Island1802Arendal1829Specialist of the theory of elliptic integrals and works on the so called abelian integrals.82.39459182.39459182 ° 24 ' East-34.55253634 ° 33 ' SouthLibrations zoneSouth-EastMoon South-East limb54.129754.12972734710.064123406613708Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
13ABEL MAA323763S835217Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactPre-Nectarian (From -4.55 billions years to -3.92 billions years)W&B09No detail foundNiels Henrik Abel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianNorwayNorwegian1919 th centuryFinnoy Island1802Arendal1829Specialist of the theory of elliptic integrals and works on the so called abelian integrals.83.52179383.52179383 ° 31 ' East-32.37631732 ° 23 ' SouthLibrations zoneSouth-EastMoon South-East limb91.005991.005945.540580.044588506757499Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
14ABENEZRA AAA227915S104422Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbraham Bar Rabbi ben Ezra(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher and astronomerSpainSpanish1212 th century?1092?1167Heracles among the Greeks. Son of Jupiter. Author of twelve remarkable works.10.44227710.44227710 ° 27 ' East-22.79153822 ° 47 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region22.188722.18871126530.119558359621451Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
15ABENEZRA BAA208177S100624Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbraham Bar Rabbi ben Ezra(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher and astronomerSpainSpanish1212 th century?1092?1167?10.06246710.06246710 ° 4 ' East-20.81777720 ° 49 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region13.766513.76656.827700.201161946259985Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
16ABENEZRA CAA213666S110906Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbraham Bar Rabbi ben Ezra(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher and astronomerSpainSpanish1212 th century?1092?1167?11.09060611.09060611 ° 5 ' East-21.36664221 ° 22 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region43.692443.692421.832540.074479285877775Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
17ABENEZRA DAA217586S96488Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbraham Bar Rabbi ben Ezra(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher and astronomerSpainSpanish1212 th century?1092?1167?9.6488789.6488789 ° 39 ' East-21.75868121 ° 46 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region7.252317.252313.614490.199862068965517Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
18ABENEZRA EAA214636S94044Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbraham Bar Rabbi ben Ezra(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher and astronomerSpainSpanish1212 th century?1092?1167?9.4044439.4044439 ° 24 ' East-21.46364221 ° 28 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region14.105714.1057728390.201204819277108Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
19ABENEZRA FAA215800S103364Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbraham Bar Rabbi ben Ezra(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher and astronomerSpainSpanish1212 th century?1092?1167?10.33647210.33647210 ° 20 ' East-21.58004221 ° 35 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region6.304666.304663.112570.19952380952381Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
20ABENEZRA GAA205326S110016Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAbraham Bar Rabbi ben Ezra(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher and astronomerSpainSpanish1212 th century?1092?1167?11.00164311.00164311 ° 0 ' East-20.53265420 ° 32 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region4.924284.924282.49790.198983739837398Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
21ABENEZRA HAA210864S127110Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAbraham Bar Rabbi ben Ezra(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher and astronomerSpainSpanish1212 th century?1092?1167?12.7110312.7110312 ° 43 ' East-21.08649721 ° 5 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region4.724324.724322.39390.198940677966102Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
22ABENEZRA JAA199173S106862Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAbraham Bar Rabbi ben Ezra(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher and astronomerSpainSpanish1212 th century?1092?1167?10.68629610.68629610 ° 41 ' East-19.91733919 ° 55 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region4.257854.257852.18470.198826291079812Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
23ABENEZRA PAA200161S98496Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbraham Bar Rabbi ben Ezra(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher and astronomerSpainSpanish1212 th century?1092?1167?9.8496449.8496449 ° 51 ' East-20.01617920 ° 1 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region39.268639.268619.631510.080239368474663Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
24ABUL WAFA AAA13971N1168593Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbu al-Wafa al-BuzadjaniAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedmathematicianIranIranian1010 th centuryBuzadjan940Bagdad997Author of an arithmetrical treaty and of a precise method for sinuses calculations. 116.859355116.859355116 ° 52 ' East1.397131 ° 24 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastNot defined14.978914.97897.430160.201335113484646Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
25ABUL WAFA QAA1436N1158836Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbu al-Wafa al-BuzadjaniAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedmathematicianIranIranian1010 th centuryBuzadjan940Bagdad997Author of an arithmetrical treaty and of a precise method for sinuses calculations. 115.883659115.883659115 ° 53 ' East0.1436790 ° 9 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastNot defined31.036331.036315.529360.094587628865979Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
26ABULFEDA AAA164302S107533Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work10.75332610.75332610 ° 45 ' East-16.43025116 ° 26 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region13.257813.25786.626670.201131221719457Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
27ABULFEDA BAA145071S163704Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work16.37047916.37047916 ° 22 ' East-14.50718514 ° 30 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region15.491715.49177.723810.153712072304713Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
28ABULFEDA BAAA146917S167958Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work16.79585216.79585216 ° 48 ' East-14.69172514 ° 42 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region13.987813.98786.928150.201215153681201Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
29ABULFEDA CAA127929S108289Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work10.82897810.82897810 ° 50 ' East-12.79296612 ° 48 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region16.425716.42578.224240.147534996956786Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
30ABULFEDA DAA132474S94612Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work9.461229.461229 ° 28 ' East-13.24742113 ° 15 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region19.681319.68139.825590.130030487804878Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
31ABULFEDA EAA167613S101361Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work10.13615110.13615110 ° 8 ' East-16.76131216 ° 46 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region5.553335.553332.711060.199279279279279Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
32ABULFEDA FAA161861S130659Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work13.06594813.06594813 ° 4 ' East-16.18615516 ° 11 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region17.47317.4738.724690.141327990841442Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
33ABULFEDA GAA131020S89366Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work8.9366948.9366948 ° 56 ' East-13.10207513 ° 6 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region6.309096.309093.112590.199524564183835Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
34ABULFEDA HAA138351S95570Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work9.5570789.5570789 ° 33 ' East-13.83511613 ° 50 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region4.222464.222462.18390.198815165876777Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
35ABULFEDA JAA154861S100326Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work10.03269910.03269910 ° 2 ' East-15.48616815 ° 29 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region4.069044.0690428080.198525798525799Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
36ABULFEDA KAA149203S105799Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work10.57998710.57998710 ° 35 ' East-14.92031714 ° 55 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region9.932999.932994.919910.200503524672709Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
37ABULFEDA LAA140868S106716Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work10.67166410.67166410 ° 40 ' East-14.08686414 ° 5 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region4.94674.94672.49850.198989898989899Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
38ABULFEDA MAA162349S120622Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work12.06229612.06229612 ° 4 ' East-16.23499616 ° 14 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region10.053810.0538520150.200497512437811Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
39ABULFEDA NAA151440S122003Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work12.20035512.20035512 ° 12 ' East-15.1440115 ° 9 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region13.071713.07176.526280.201071155317521Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
40ABULFEDA OAA154682S111584Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work11.15841811.15841811 ° 10 ' East-15.46820815 ° 28 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region6.600446.600443.313180.19969696969697Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
41ABULFEDA PAA154973S115448Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work11.54484411.54484411 ° 33 ' East-15.49730515 ° 30 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region4.588014.588012.29130.198910675381264Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
42ABULFEDA QAA128592S122239Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work12.22395412.22395412 ° 13 ' East-12.85920412 ° 52 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region3.506013.506011.76960.198290598290598Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
43ABULFEDA RAA127855S129677Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work12.9677912.9677912 ° 58 ' East-12.78554512 ° 47 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region6.339416.339413.112650.199526813880126Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
44ABULFEDA SAA122840S132978Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work13.29789513.29789513 ° 18 ' East-12.28405312 ° 17 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region5.278725.278722.610520.199242424242424Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
45ABULFEDA TAA148581S137137Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work13.71375713.71375713 ° 43 ' East-14.85815714 ° 51 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region6.156236.15623312290.199512987012987Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
46ABULFEDA UAA129719S137953Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work13.79534213.79534213 ° 48 ' East-12.97192812 ° 58 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region5.817645.817642.911600.199312714776632Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
47ABULFEDA WAA125516S138472Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work13.8472313.8472313 ° 51 ' East-12.55162712 ° 33 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region5.418335.418332.710800.199261992619926Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
48ABULFEDA XAA150146S139941Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work13.99417113.99417113 ° 60 ' East-15.01468115 ° 1 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region5.802745.802742.911560.199310344827586Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
49ABULFEDA YAA127567S140524Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work14.05246314.05246314 ° 3 ' East-12.75671112 ° 45 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region4.625314.625312.39210.198920086393089Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
50ABULFEDA ZAA147296S151775Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundIsma'il Abu al-Fida(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedHistorianArabiaArabian1414 th centuryDamas1273Hamah1331Prince of the dynasty of Ayyubides. Author of the "History" that follows Ibn al-Athir work15.17755715.17755715 ° 11 ' East-14.7296114 ° 44 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region5.655475.655472.811280.199293286219081Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
51ADAMS BAA315429S657006Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohn Couch Adams(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreat BritainBritish1919 th centuryLaneast1819Cambridge1892Has demonstrated the existence and indicated the position of Neptune independently of Le Verrier. but his works have not been published by the Royal Observatory.65.70067465.70067465 ° 42 ' East-31.54294531 ° 33 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South-East limb31.32831.32815.629440.093967443345037Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
52ADAMS CAA323514S655391Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohn Couch Adams(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreat BritainBritish1919 th centuryLaneast1819Cambridge1892Has demonstrated the existence and indicated the position of Neptune independently of Le Verrier. but his works have not been published by the Royal Observatory.65.53917765.53917765 ° 32 ' East-32.35145532 ° 21 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South-East limb11.123911.12395.522320.200719424460432Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
53ADAMS DAA324074S714504Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohn Couch Adams(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreat BritainBritish1919 th centuryLaneast1819Cambridge1892Has demonstrated the existence and indicated the position of Neptune independently of Le Verrier. but his works have not been published by the Royal Observatory.71.4504571.4504571 ° 27 ' East-32.40743132 ° 24 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South-East limb46.263446.263423.133100.071552096843926Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
54ADAMS MAA347329S693324Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohn Couch Adams(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreat BritainBritish1919 th centuryLaneast1819Cambridge1892Has demonstrated the existence and indicated the position of Neptune independently of Le Verrier. but his works have not been published by the Royal Observatory.69.33249169.33249169 ° 20 ' East-34.73298934 ° 44 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South-East limb25.232325.232312.627580.10931430836306Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
55ADAMS PAA351451S709095Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohn Couch Adams(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreat BritainBritish1919 th centuryLaneast1819Cambridge1892Has demonstrated the existence and indicated the position of Neptune independently of Le Verrier. but his works have not been published by the Royal Observatory.70.90951370.90951370 ° 55 ' East-35.14519335 ° 9 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South-East limb25.431125.431112.727650.108729846637829Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
56AGATHARCHIDES AAA232734S3315389Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAgatharchide(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and historianGreeceGreek-22 nd century BC?About 100 BC???-28.461093331.53890728 ° 28 ' West-23.27345523 ° 16 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMare Humorum region15.684215.68427.823900.152423469387755Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
57AGATHARCHIDES BAA215200S3282900Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAgatharchide(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and historianGreeceGreek-22 nd century BC?About 100 BC???-31.709941328.29005931 ° 43 ' West-21.52004721 ° 31 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMare Humorum region6.974836.974833.413920.199713055954089Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
58AGATHARCHIDES CAA220558S3270564Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAgatharchide(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and historianGreeceGreek-22 nd century BC?About 100 BC???-32.943587327.05641332 ° 57 ' West-22.0558722 ° 3 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMare Humorum region11.457811.45785.723010.200785340314136Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
59AGATHARCHIDES EAA207446S3268128Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAgatharchide(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and historianGreeceGreek-22 nd century BC?About 100 BC???-33.187166326.81283433 ° 11 ' West-20.7446620 ° 45 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMare Humorum region15.273715.27377.623710.155271774721677Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
60AGATHARCHIDES FAA202576S3281426Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAgatharchide(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and historianGreeceGreek-22 nd century BC?About 100 BC???-31.857355328.14264531 ° 51 ' West-20.257620 ° 15 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMare Humorum region5.891645.891642.911750.199490662139219Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
61AGATHARCHIDES GAA201716S3331572Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAgatharchide(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and historianGreeceGreek-22 nd century BC?About 100 BC???-26.842733333.15726726 ° 51 ' West-20.17161520 ° 10 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMare Humorum region5.957055.957052.911890.199496644295302Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
62AGATHARCHIDES HAA204098S3260545Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAgatharchide(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and historianGreeceGreek-22 nd century BC?About 100 BC???-33.945484326.05451633 ° 57 ' West-20.40983620 ° 25 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMare Humorum region15.973415.97347.924030.150469630557295Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
63AGATHARCHIDES JAA216220S3273941Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAgatharchide(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and historianGreeceGreek-22 nd century BC?About 100 BC???-32.60589327.3941132 ° 36 ' West-21.62201921 ° 37 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMare Humorum region13.044913.04496.526220.201073619631902Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
64AGATHARCHIDES KAA210764S3324651Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAgatharchide(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and historianGreeceGreek-22 nd century BC?About 100 BC???-27.534832332.46516827 ° 32 ' West-21.07646921 ° 5 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMare Humorum region13.349313.34936.626850.201123595505618Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
65AGATHARCHIDES LAA211224S3332104Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAgatharchide(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and historianGreeceGreek-22 nd century BC?About 100 BC???-26.789538333.21046226 ° 47 ' West-21.1224321 ° 7 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMare Humorum region7.993897.993893.915980.2Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
66AGATHARCHIDES NAA210916S3302836Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAgatharchide(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and historianGreeceGreek-22 nd century BC?About 100 BC???-29.716374330.28362629 ° 43 ' West-21.09168121 ° 6 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMare Humorum region21.646821.646810.826340.121662817551963Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
67AGATHARCHIDES OAA192377S3332878Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAgatharchide(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and historianGreeceGreek-22 nd century BC?About 100 BC???-26.712164333.28783626 ° 43 ' West-19.23777619 ° 14 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMare Humorum region4.65044.65042.39250.198924731182796Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
68AGATHARCHIDES PAA203001S3312267Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactNectarian (From -3.92 billions years to -3.85 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAgatharchide(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and historianGreeceGreek-22 nd century BC?About 100 BC???-28.773246331.22675428 ° 46 ' West-20.30016920 ° 18 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMare Humorum region65.984165.984132.936840.055835101545923Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
69AGATHARCHIDES RAA183601S3291545Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAgatharchide(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and historianGreeceGreek-22 nd century BC?About 100 BC???-30.845441329.15455930 ° 51 ' West-18.36012418 ° 22 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMare Humorum region5.114065.114062.510180.199217221135029Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
70AGATHARCHIDES SAA177527S3294111Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAgatharchide(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and historianGreeceGreek-22 nd century BC?About 100 BC???-30.588863329.41113730 ° 35 ' West-17.75271817 ° 45 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMare Humorum region3.056353.056351.56060.198039215686275Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
71AGATHARCHIDES TAA183245S3322022Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAgatharchide(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and historianGreeceGreek-22 nd century BC?About 100 BC???-27.797728332.20227227 ° 48 ' West-18.32450718 ° 19 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMare Humorum region5.621955.621952.811200.199288256227758Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
72AGRIPPA BAA61962N94567Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAgrippa(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreeceGreek11 st century?About 50??Observer in 92 of an eclipse of Pleiads by the Moon.9.4567189.4567189 ° 27 ' East6.1962246 ° 12 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastEast of Mare Tranquillitatis region4.012764.0127627960.198503740648379Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
73AGRIPPA DAA37675N67150Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAgrippa(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreeceGreek11 st century?About 50??Observer in 92 of an eclipse of Pleiads by the Moon.6.715096.715096 ° 43 ' East3.767513 ° 46 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastEast of Mare Tranquillitatis region21.364421.364410.626230.122799625468165Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
74AGRIPPA EAA51611N84428Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAgrippa(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreeceGreek11 st century?About 50??Observer in 92 of an eclipse of Pleiads by the Moon.8.4428798.4428798 ° 27 ' East5.1611195 ° 10 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastEast of Mare Tranquillitatis region5.000215.000212.59950.199Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
75AGRIPPA FAA43012N113697Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAgrippa(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreeceGreek11 st century?About 50??Observer in 92 of an eclipse of Pleiads by the Moon.11.36974511.36974511 ° 22 ' East4.3012124 ° 18 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastEast of Mare Tranquillitatis region5.3465.3462.610660.199252336448598Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
76AGRIPPA GAA39103N61592Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAgrippa(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreeceGreek11 st century?About 50??Observer in 92 of an eclipse of Pleiads by the Moon.6.1592116.1592116 ° 10 ' East3.9103183 ° 55 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastEast of Mare Tranquillitatis region13.236613.23666.626620.201057401812689Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
77AGRIPPA HAA47500N106975Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAgrippa(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreeceGreek11 st century?About 50??Observer in 92 of an eclipse of Pleiads by the Moon.10.69757510.69757510 ° 42 ' East4.7500534 ° 45 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastEast of Mare Tranquillitatis region4.857864.857862.49670.198971193415638Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
78AGRIPPA SAA52787N88926Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAgrippa(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreeceGreek11 st century?About 50??Observer in 92 of an eclipse of Pleiads by the Moon.8.8926268.8926268 ° 54 ' East5.2787685 ° 17 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastEast of Mare Tranquillitatis region31.714631.714615.829550.093188268684957Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
79AIRY AAA170451S76398Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundSir George Bidel Airy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryAlnwick1801London1892Director of the Observatory of Greenwich in 1835. Works on the celestial mechanics. Author of a theory on the diffraction of the light.7.6398287.6398287 ° 38 ' East-17.04510617 ° 3 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region12.190112.1901624490.20090237899918Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
80AIRY BAA176690S84562Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundSir George Bidel Airy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryAlnwick1801London1892Director of the Observatory of Greenwich in 1835. Works on the celestial mechanics. Author of a theory on the diffraction of the light.8.4562928.4562928 ° 27 ' East-17.66901617 ° 40 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region27.258427.258413.628230.103558327219369Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
81AIRY CAA192472S47735Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundSir George Bidel Airy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryAlnwick1801London1892Director of the Observatory of Greenwich in 1835. Works on the celestial mechanics. Author of a theory on the diffraction of the light.4.773584.773584 ° 46 ' East-19.24724919 ° 15 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region30.485630.485615.229200.095769104624467Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
82AIRY DAA181340S83369Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundSir George Bidel Airy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryAlnwick1801London1892Director of the Observatory of Greenwich in 1835. Works on the celestial mechanics. Author of a theory on the diffraction of the light.8.3369678.3369678 ° 20 ' East-18.13404918 ° 8 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region6.610266.610263.313200.199697428139183Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
83AIRY EAA207513S75480Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundSir George Bidel Airy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryAlnwick1801London1892Director of the Observatory of Greenwich in 1835. Works on the celestial mechanics. Author of a theory on the diffraction of the light.7.5480177.5480177 ° 33 ' East-20.75133820 ° 45 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region38.037638.03761931210.082045215562566Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
84AIRY FAA182045S72628Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundSir George Bidel Airy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryAlnwick1801London1892Director of the Observatory of Greenwich in 1835. Works on the celestial mechanics. Author of a theory on the diffraction of the light.7.262857.262857 ° 16 ' East-18.20453218 ° 12 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region4.83584.83582.49630.19896694214876Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
85AIRY GAA186970S69550Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundSir George Bidel Airy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryAlnwick1801London1892Director of the Observatory of Greenwich in 1835. Works on the celestial mechanics. Author of a theory on the diffraction of the light.6.9550526.9550526 ° 57 ' East-18.69707418 ° 42 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region25.32525.32512.627610.109044233807267Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
86AIRY HAA187352S56885Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundSir George Bidel Airy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryAlnwick1801London1892Director of the Observatory of Greenwich in 1835. Works on the celestial mechanics. Author of a theory on the diffraction of the light.5.6885865.6885865 ° 41 ' East-18.73523218 ° 44 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region9.307929.307924.618650.200322234156821Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
87AIRY JAA190523S60849Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundSir George Bidel Airy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryAlnwick1801London1892Director of the Observatory of Greenwich in 1835. Works on the celestial mechanics. Author of a theory on the diffraction of the light.6.0849536.0849536 ° 5 ' East-19.05238219 ° 3 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region3.925963.925961.97800.198473282442748Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
88AIRY LAA204700S75401Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundSir George Bidel Airy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryAlnwick1801London1892Director of the Observatory of Greenwich in 1835. Works on the celestial mechanics. Author of a theory on the diffraction of the light.7.540127.540127 ° 32 ' East-20.47009820 ° 28 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region6.022486.02248312010.199501661129568Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
89AIRY MAA191488S75632Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundSir George Bidel Airy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryAlnwick1801London1892Director of the Observatory of Greenwich in 1835. Works on the celestial mechanics. Author of a theory on the diffraction of the light.7.5632067.5632067 ° 34 ' East-19.14880519 ° 9 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region0.8544940.8544940.41660.195294117647059Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon250250 mm reflector400 mm reflector
90AIRY NAA178537S81750Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundSir George Bidel Airy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryAlnwick1801London1892Director of the Observatory of Greenwich in 1835. Works on the celestial mechanics. Author of a theory on the diffraction of the light.8.1750338.1750338 ° 11 ' East-17.85371117 ° 51 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region7.948697.948693.915900.2Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
91AIRY OAA167520S83524Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundSir George Bidel Airy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryAlnwick1801London1892Director of the Observatory of Greenwich in 1835. Works on the celestial mechanics. Author of a theory on the diffraction of the light.8.3524218.3524218 ° 21 ' East-16.75209916 ° 45 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region4.52994.52992.29010.198896247240618Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
92AIRY PAA158836S83490Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundSir George Bidel Airy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryAlnwick1801London1892Director of the Observatory of Greenwich in 1835. Works on the celestial mechanics. Author of a theory on the diffraction of the light.8.3490838.3490838 ° 21 ' East-15.88365215 ° 53 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region6.643456.643453.313260.199698795180723Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
93AIRY RAA196016S87791Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundSir George Bidel Airy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryAlnwick1801London1892Director of the Observatory of Greenwich in 1835. Works on the celestial mechanics. Author of a theory on the diffraction of the light.8.7791028.7791028 ° 47 ' East-19.60166219 ° 36 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region6.338186.338183.112650.199526813880126Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
94AIRY SAA172765S93897Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundSir George Bidel Airy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryAlnwick1801London1892Director of the Observatory of Greenwich in 1835. Works on the celestial mechanics. Author of a theory on the diffraction of the light.9.3897639.3897639 ° 23 ' East-17.27650817 ° 17 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region5.309235.309232.610580.19924670433145Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
95AIRY TAA192742S93830Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundSir George Bidel Airy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryAlnwick1801London1892Director of the Observatory of Greenwich in 1835. Works on the celestial mechanics. Author of a theory on the diffraction of the light.9.3830279.3830279 ° 23 ' East-19.27424419 ° 16 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region36.916136.916118.430930.083775731310943Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
96AIRY VAA174978S91364Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundSir George Bidel Airy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryAlnwick1801London1892Director of the Observatory of Greenwich in 1835. Works on the celestial mechanics. Author of a theory on the diffraction of the light.9.1364929.1364929 ° 8 ' East-17.49789217 ° 30 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region4.429324.429322.28810.198871331828442Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
97AIRY XAA189472S101216Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundSir George Bidel Airy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryAlnwick1801London1892Director of the Observatory of Greenwich in 1835. Works on the celestial mechanics. Author of a theory on the diffraction of the light.10.1216210.1216210 ° 7 ' East-18.94724418 ° 57 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region3.874753.874751.97680.198449612403101Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
98AITKEN AAA138667S1734635Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundRobert Grant AitkenAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerU. S. A.American2020 th centuryJackson1864Berkeley1954Author of New General Catalogue of Double Stars in 1932.173.463566173.463566173 ° 28 ' East-13.86676913 ° 52 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined12.938512.93856.426020.201081916537867Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
99AITKEN CAA137600S1755747Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactPre-Nectarian (From -4.55 billions years to -3.92 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundRobert Grant AitkenAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerU. S. A.American2020 th centuryJackson1864Berkeley1954Author of New General Catalogue of Double Stars in 1932.175.574787175.574787175 ° 34 ' East-13.76005513 ° 46 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined65.608865.608832.836770.056043286084438Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
100AITKEN GAA167098S1739942Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundRobert Grant AitkenAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerU. S. A.American2020 th centuryJackson1864Berkeley1954Author of New General Catalogue of Double Stars in 1932.173.994201173.994201173 ° 60 ' East-16.7098216 ° 43 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined6.047626.04762312070.199504132231405Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
101AITKEN NAA176311S1727386Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundRobert Grant AitkenAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerU. S. A.American2020 th centuryJackson1864Berkeley1954Author of New General Catalogue of Double Stars in 1932.172.738614172.738614172 ° 44 ' East-17.63110717 ° 38 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined7.146437.146433.514290.19986013986014Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
102AITKEN YAA119296S1729213Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactNectarian (From -3.92 billions years to -3.85 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundRobert Grant AitkenAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerU. S. A.American2020 th centuryJackson1864Berkeley1954Author of New General Catalogue of Double Stars in 1932.172.921356172.921356172 ° 55 ' East-11.92963311 ° 56 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined35.717435.717417.830620.085722284434491Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
103AITKEN ZAA148904S1732062Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactUpper Imbrian (From -3.8 billions years to -3.2 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundRobert Grant AitkenAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerU. S. A.American2020 th centuryJackson1864Berkeley1954Author of New General Catalogue of Double Stars in 1932.173.206275173.206275173 ° 12 ' East-14.89044914 ° 53 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined32.056632.05661629640.092451653150343Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
104AL-BIRUNI CAA184183N930571Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAl-BiruniAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedscientistIranIranian1111 th centuryKath973Rhazni1050Great traveller. Astrologist of Rhazni Sultan in 1017. Civilizations historian. Author of Kitah al Qanun al Mas'udi. general astronomy treaty inpired from Ptolemeaus.93.05710593.05710593 ° 3 ' East18.41830318 ° 25 ' NorthLibrations zoneNorth-EastNot defined6.788086.788083.313560.199705449189985Circular formation located on librations zone of farside.1Low interest or difficult formation2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
105AL-KHWARIZMI BAA90919N1079164Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactPre-Nectarian (From -4.55 billions years to -3.92 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAl-KhwarizmiAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedmathematicianIraqIraqi99 th century???825?107.916477107.916477107 ° 55 ' East9.0919559 ° 6 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastNot defined18.983318.98339.425320.133403582718651Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
106AL-KHWARIZMI GAA67559N1073456Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactPre-Nectarian (From -4.55 billions years to -3.92 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAl-KhwarizmiAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedmathematicianIraqIraqi99 th century???825?107.345664107.345664107 ° 21 ' East6.7559266 ° 45 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastNot defined5.664145.664142.811280.199293286219081Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
107AL-KHWARIZMI HAA58475N1097738Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAl-KhwarizmiAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedmathematicianIraqIraqi99 th century???825?109.773851109.773851109 ° 46 ' East5.8475875 ° 51 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastNot defined8.353898.353894.116710.200119760479042Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
108AL-KHWARIZMI JAA61894N1081440Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactNectarian (From -3.92 billions years to -3.85 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAl-KhwarizmiAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedmathematicianIraqIraqi99 th century???825?108.144004108.144004108 ° 9 ' East6.1894296 ° 11 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastNot defined12.67312.6736.325470.201026045777427Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
109AL-KHWARIZMI KAA44986N1081510Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAl-KhwarizmiAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedmathematicianIraqIraqi99 th century???825?108.151035108.151035108 ° 9 ' East4.4986054 ° 30 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastNot defined13.787513.78756.827740.201160261058738Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
110AL-KHWARIZMI LAA37669N1078909Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAl-KhwarizmiAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedmathematicianIraqIraqi99 th century???825?107.890915107.890915107 ° 53 ' East3.7669633 ° 46 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastNot defined11.767511.76755.823640.200849617672048Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
111AL-KHWARIZMI MAA30531N1074401Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAl-KhwarizmiAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedmathematicianIraqIraqi99 th century???825?107.440186107.440186107 ° 26 ' East3.0531593 ° 3 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastNot defined5.967685.967682.911910.199497487437186Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
112AL-KHWARIZMI TAA70606N1049646Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAl-KhwarizmiAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedmathematicianIraqIraqi99 th century???825?104.964669104.964669104 ° 58 ' East7.0606567 ° 4 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastNot defined10.310510.31055.120680.200581959262852Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
113ALBATEGNIUS AAA93420S30306Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn al-Battani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian99 th centuryHarran858Qasr al Djiss929Author of the 'Zidj' improving considerably astronomical knowledge of his period. Measure of the obliquity of the Ecliptique.3.0306163.0306163 ° 2 ' East-9.3420239 ° 21 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastPtolemaeus crater region7.447427.447423.714890.199865771812081Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
114ALBATEGNIUS BAA100732S40288Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn al-Battani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian99 th centuryHarran858Qasr al Djiss929Author of the 'Zidj' improving considerably astronomical knowledge of his period. Measure of the obliquity of the Ecliptique.4.0288584.0288584 ° 2 ' East-10.07329910 ° 4 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastPtolemaeus crater region8.067198.06719416150.200123915737299Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
115ALBATEGNIUS CAA103313S37091Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn al-Battani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian99 th centuryHarran858Qasr al Djiss929Author of the 'Zidj' improving considerably astronomical knowledge of his period. Measure of the obliquity of the Ecliptique.3.709173.709173 ° 43 ' East-10.33134110 ° 20 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastPtolemaeus crater region8.611778.611774.317240.200232288037166Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
116ALBATEGNIUS DAA113565S71423Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn al-Battani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian99 th centuryHarran858Qasr al Djiss929Author of the 'Zidj' improving considerably astronomical knowledge of his period. Measure of the obliquity of the Ecliptique.7.1423017.1423017 ° 9 ' East-11.35650811 ° 21 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastPtolemaeus crater region4.539254.539252.29030.198898678414097Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
117ALBATEGNIUS EAA129456S63826Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn al-Battani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian99 th centuryHarran858Qasr al Djiss929Author of the 'Zidj' improving considerably astronomical knowledge of his period. Measure of the obliquity of the Ecliptique.6.3826536.3826536 ° 23 ' East-12.94563612 ° 57 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastPtolemaeus crater region4.010484.0104827960.198503740648379Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
118ALBATEGNIUS GAA94628S18852Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn al-Battani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian99 th centuryHarran858Qasr al Djiss929Author of the 'Zidj' improving considerably astronomical knowledge of his period. Measure of the obliquity of the Ecliptique.1.8852871.8852871 ° 53 ' East-9.4628739 ° 28 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastPtolemaeus crater region5.912435.912432.911790.199492385786802Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
119ALBATEGNIUS HAA96633S51600Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn al-Battani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian99 th centuryHarran858Qasr al Djiss929Author of the 'Zidj' improving considerably astronomical knowledge of his period. Measure of the obliquity of the Ecliptique.5.1600975.1600975 ° 10 ' East-9.6633959 ° 40 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastPtolemaeus crater region9.613889.613884.819260.200416233090531Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
120ALBATEGNIUS JAA111409S61916Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn al-Battani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian99 th centuryHarran858Qasr al Djiss929Author of the 'Zidj' improving considerably astronomical knowledge of his period. Measure of the obliquity of the Ecliptique.6.1916386.1916386 ° 11 ' East-11.14098111 ° 8 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastPtolemaeus crater region9.533169.533164.719100.200419727177335Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
121ALBATEGNIUS KAA99020S19976Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn al-Battani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian99 th centuryHarran858Qasr al Djiss929Author of the 'Zidj' improving considerably astronomical knowledge of his period. Measure of the obliquity of the Ecliptique.1.9976221.9976221 ° 60 ' East-9.9020669 ° 54 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastPtolemaeus crater region15.103915.10397.523630.156490066225166Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
122ALBATEGNIUS LAA120824S63124Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn al-Battani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian99 th centuryHarran858Qasr al Djiss929Author of the 'Zidj' improving considerably astronomical knowledge of his period. Measure of the obliquity of the Ecliptique.6.3124366.3124366 ° 19 ' East-12.08246212 ° 5 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastPtolemaeus crater region56.812456.812428.435210.061978524907587Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
123ALBATEGNIUS MAA89155S41578Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn al-Battani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian99 th centuryHarran858Qasr al Djiss929Author of the 'Zidj' improving considerably astronomical knowledge of his period. Measure of the obliquity of the Ecliptique.4.1578824.1578824 ° 9 ' East-8.9155818 ° 55 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastPtolemaeus crater region26.369226.369213.127950.105991657186196Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
124ALBATEGNIUS NAA98940S45359Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn al-Battani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian99 th centuryHarran858Qasr al Djiss929Author of the 'Zidj' improving considerably astronomical knowledge of his period. Measure of the obliquity of the Ecliptique.4.5359814.5359814 ° 32 ' East-9.8940189 ° 54 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastPtolemaeus crater region20.887620.887610.426060.124748683580661Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
125ALBATEGNIUS OAA136200S44255Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn al-Battani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian99 th centuryHarran858Qasr al Djiss929Author of the 'Zidj' improving considerably astronomical knowledge of his period. Measure of the obliquity of the Ecliptique.4.4255844.4255844 ° 26 ' East-13.62000913 ° 37 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastPtolemaeus crater region18.626218.62629.325170.135104669887279Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
126ALBATEGNIUS PAA130161S44869Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn al-Battani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian99 th centuryHarran858Qasr al Djiss929Author of the 'Zidj' improving considerably astronomical knowledge of his period. Measure of the obliquity of the Ecliptique.4.4869134.4869134 ° 29 ' East-13.01613813 ° 1 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastPtolemaeus crater region39.604239.604219.831590.079772727272727Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
127ALBATEGNIUS SAA133470S60491Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn al-Battani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian99 th centuryHarran858Qasr al Djiss929Author of the 'Zidj' improving considerably astronomical knowledge of his period. Measure of the obliquity of the Ecliptique.6.0491446.0491446 ° 3 ' East-13.34703713 ° 21 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastPtolemaeus crater region3.988183.988181.97920.198496240601504Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
128ALBATEGNIUS TAA126613S60637Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn al-Battani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian99 th centuryHarran858Qasr al Djiss929Author of the 'Zidj' improving considerably astronomical knowledge of his period. Measure of the obliquity of the Ecliptique.6.063766.063766 ° 4 ' East-12.66139312 ° 40 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastPtolemaeus3.893143.893141.97720.198457583547558Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First QuarterSix days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
129ALDEN BAA205989S1131091Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundHarold L.AldenAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerU. S. A.American2020 th century?1890?1964?113.109102113.109102113 ° 7 ' East-20.59896120 ° 36 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined4.22864.22862.18410.198817966903073Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
130ALDEN CAA226865S1117427Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactNectarian (From -3.92 billions years to -3.85 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundHarold L.AldenAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerU. S. A.American2020 th century?1890?1964?111.742739111.742739111 ° 45 ' East-22.68658322 ° 41 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined3.95483.95481.97840.198481012658228Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
131ALDEN EAA234177S1128051Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundHarold L.AldenAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerU. S. A.American2020 th century?1890?1964?112.805175112.805175112 ° 48 ' East-23.41777523 ° 25 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined13.873713.87376.927900.201153568853641Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
132ALDEN VAA227047S1104641Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundHarold L.AldenAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerU. S. A.American2020 th century?1890?1964?110.464149110.464149110 ° 28 ' East-22.70475822 ° 42 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined10.300510.30055.120660.200582524271845Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
133ALDER EAA479704S1864959Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundKurt AlderAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedchemistGermanyGerman2020 th centuryKönigshutte1902Koln1958Professor in Koln University in 1940. Nobel prize in 1950 with Otto Diels.-173.504005186.495995173 ° 30 ' West-47.97044947 ° 58 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined8.291598.291594.116590.200120627261761Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
134ALEKHIN EAA669621S2354176Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundNikolaj P. AlekhinAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedengineerU. S. S. R.Soviet2020 th century?1913?1964Rockets designer.-124.582349235.417651124 ° 35 ' West-66.96215166 ° 58 ' SouthFarsideSouth-WestNot defined3.84943.84941.97640.198441558441558Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
135ALEXANDER AAA407807N149360Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAlexandre le Grand(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedKingMacedoniaMacedonian-44 th century BC?356 BCBabylone323 BCKing of Macedoine from 336 to 323 BC. Worked for the expansion of his kingdom to India. Seized Babylone and burnt Persepolis.14.93601314.93601314 ° 56 ' East40.78077740 ° 47 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastNorth of Mare Serenitatis region8.642378.642374.317300.200231481481481Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
136ALEXANDER BAA402756N151406Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAlexandre le Grand(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedKingMacedoniaMacedonian-44 th century BC?356 BCBabylone323 BCKing of Macedoine from 336 to 323 BC. Worked for the expansion of his kingdom to India. Seized Babylone and burnt Persepolis.15.14064615.14064615 ° 8 ' East40.27561140 ° 17 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastNorth of Mare Serenitatis region5.737915.737912.811440.199303135888502Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
137ALEXANDER CAA385245N149506Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAlexandre le Grand(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedKingMacedoniaMacedonian-44 th century BC?356 BCBabylone323 BCKing of Macedoine from 336 to 323 BC. Worked for the expansion of his kingdom to India. Seized Babylone and burnt Persepolis.14.95064714.95064714 ° 57 ' East38.52450338 ° 31 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastNorth of Mare Serenitatis region11.998511.9985624110.200916666666667Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
138ALEXANDER KAA405213N193496Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAlexandre le Grand(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedKingMacedoniaMacedonian-44 th century BC?356 BCBabylone323 BCKing of Macedoine from 336 to 323 BC. Worked for the expansion of his kingdom to India. Seized Babylone and burnt Persepolis.19.34965319.34965319 ° 21 ' East40.52136340 ° 31 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastNorth of Mare Serenitatis region2.94552.94551.45840.197966101694915Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
139ALFRAGANUS AAA30459S203240Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn Kathir Al-Farrhani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerPersiaPersian99 th centuryFergana???Author of a 'Book of the science of stars and celestial movements '.20.32400820.32400820 ° 19 ' East-3.0459943 ° 3 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastTheophilus crater North-West region3.156683.156681.56260.198101265822785Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
140ALFRAGANUS CAA61269S180913Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn Kathir Al-Farrhani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerPersiaPersian99 th centuryFergana???Author of a 'Book of the science of stars and celestial movements '.18.09135918.09135918 ° 5 ' East-6.1269926 ° 8 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastTheophilus crater North-West region16.138116.1381824110.149380421313507Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
141ALFRAGANUS DAA40495S201394Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn Kathir Al-Farrhani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerPersiaPersian99 th centuryFergana???Author of a 'Book of the science of stars and celestial movements '.20.13941120.13941120 ° 8 ' East-4.0495454 ° 3 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastTheophilus crater North-West region34.2334.2317.130230.088314344142565Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
142ALFRAGANUS EAA46165S190047Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn Kathir Al-Farrhani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerPersiaPersian99 th centuryFergana???Author of a 'Book of the science of stars and celestial movements '.19.00470119.00470119 ° 0 ' East-4.6165414 ° 37 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastTheophilus crater North-West region13.610513.61056.827380.201175606171932Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
143ALFRAGANUS FAA35363S208416Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn Kathir Al-Farrhani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerPersiaPersian99 th centuryFergana???Author of a 'Book of the science of stars and celestial movements '.20.84166720.84166720 ° 51 ' East-3.5363823 ° 32 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastTheophilus crater North-West region15.812715.81277.923960.151549652118912Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
144ALFRAGANUS GAA26720S212324Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn Kathir Al-Farrhani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerPersiaPersian99 th centuryFergana???Author of a 'Book of the science of stars and celestial movements '.21.23249921.23249921 ° 14 ' East-2.6720732 ° 40 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastTheophilus crater North-West region7.931287.931283.915860.2Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
145ALFRAGANUS HAA43637S191600Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn Kathir Al-Farrhani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerPersiaPersian99 th centuryFergana???Author of a 'Book of the science of stars and celestial movements '.19.16005519.16005519 ° 10 ' East-4.3637654 ° 22 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastTheophilus crater North-West region9.667929.667924.819380.200413650465357Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
146ALFRAGANUS KAA52539S195373Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn Kathir Al-Farrhani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerPersiaPersian99 th centuryFergana???Author of a 'Book of the science of stars and celestial movements '.19.53734319.53734319 ° 32 ' East-5.2539065 ° 15 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastTheophilus crater North-West region8.739918.739914.317500.200228832951945Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
147ALFRAGANUS MAA56571S195643Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundMuhammad ibn Kathir Al-Farrhani(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerPersiaPersian99 th centuryFergana???Author of a 'Book of the science of stars and celestial movements '.19.56430619.56430619 ° 34 ' East-5.6571235 ° 39 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastTheophilus crater North-West region4.819724.819722.49590.19896265560166Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
148ALHAZEN AAA161672N743035Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIbn al-Haytham (or Abu Ali al-Hasan)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianArabiaArabian1010 th centuryBassora965Le Caire1039Discoverer of laws of reflection. refraction and propagation of the light. Author of 92 known works with many about astronomy.74.30357274.30357274 ° 18 ' East16.16720516 ° 10 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East-North-East limb7.757267.757263.815520.2Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
149ALHAZEN DAA196799N751746Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIbn al-Haytham (or Abu Ali al-Hasan)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianArabiaArabian1010 th centuryBassora965Le Caire1039Discoverer of laws of reflection. refraction and propagation of the light. Author of 92 known works with many about astronomy.75.17468175.17468175 ° 10 ' East19.6799519 ° 41 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East-North-East limb5.581315.581312.711120.199283154121864Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
150ALIACENSIS AAA297070S73923Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPierre d'Ailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and theologianFranceFrench1414 th centuryCompiègne1350Avignon1420Author of a work on the reform of the Church in 1416 and of 'Imago Mundi' .work evoking the sphericity of the Earth.7.3923217.3923217 ° 24 ' East-29.70702829 ° 42 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastTycho crater East region5.646885.646882.811260.19929203539823Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
151ALIACENSIS BAA314314S32034Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPierre d'Ailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and theologianFranceFrench1414 th centuryCompiègne1350Avignon1420Author of a work on the reform of the Church in 1416 and of 'Imago Mundi' .work evoking the sphericity of the Earth.3.203443.203443 ° 12 ' East-31.43144231 ° 26 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastTycho crater East region10.324310.32435.120700.200581395348837Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
152ALIACENSIS CAA327000S54197Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPierre d'Ailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and theologianFranceFrench1414 th centuryCompiègne1350Avignon1420Author of a work on the reform of the Church in 1416 and of 'Imago Mundi' .work evoking the sphericity of the Earth.5.4197575.4197575 ° 25 ' East-32.70000732 ° 42 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastTycho crater East region3.663683.663681.87260.198360655737705Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
153ALIACENSIS DAA331853S68197Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPierre d'Ailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and theologianFranceFrench1414 th centuryCompiègne1350Avignon1420Author of a work on the reform of the Church in 1416 and of 'Imago Mundi' .work evoking the sphericity of the Earth.6.8197616.8197616 ° 49 ' East-33.18535233 ° 11 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastTycho crater East region4.696894.696892.39350.198936170212766Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
154ALIACENSIS EAA304212S23162Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPierre d'Ailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and theologianFranceFrench1414 th centuryCompiègne1350Avignon1420Author of a work on the reform of the Church in 1416 and of 'Imago Mundi' .work evoking the sphericity of the Earth.2.3162242.3162242 ° 19 ' East-30.42128630 ° 25 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastTycho crater East region3.8313.8311.97600.198433420365535Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
155ALIACENSIS FAA326641S38421Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundPierre d'Ailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and theologianFranceFrench1414 th centuryCompiègne1350Avignon1420Author of a work on the reform of the Church in 1416 and of 'Imago Mundi' .work evoking the sphericity of the Earth.3.8421133.8421133 ° 51 ' East-32.66415932 ° 40 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastTycho crater East region59.058859.058829.535630.06032847951236Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
156ALIACENSIS GAA333897S46980Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPierre d'Ailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and theologianFranceFrench1414 th centuryCompiègne1350Avignon1420Author of a work on the reform of the Church in 1416 and of 'Imago Mundi' .work evoking the sphericity of the Earth.4.6980124.6980124 ° 42 ' East-33.38975933 ° 23 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastTycho crater East region102.832102.83251.442100.04094135952543Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
157ALIACENSIS HAA318147S60061Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPierre d'Ailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and theologianFranceFrench1414 th centuryCompiègne1350Avignon1420Author of a work on the reform of the Church in 1416 and of 'Imago Mundi' .work evoking the sphericity of the Earth.6.0061716.0061716 ° 0 ' East-31.81470331 ° 49 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastTycho crater East region49.717249.717224.833830.068041029766694Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
158ALIACENSIS KAA314289S62588Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPierre d'Ailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and theologianFranceFrench1414 th centuryCompiègne1350Avignon1420Author of a work on the reform of the Church in 1416 and of 'Imago Mundi' .work evoking the sphericity of the Earth.6.2588976.2588976 ° 16 ' East-31.42892831 ° 26 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastTycho crater East region44.678944.678922.332760.07332139659803Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
159ALIACENSIS WAA319030S53156Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPierre d'Ailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and theologianFranceFrench1414 th centuryCompiègne1350Avignon1420Author of a work on the reform of the Church in 1416 and of 'Imago Mundi' .work evoking the sphericity of the Earth.5.3156945.3156945 ° 19 ' East-31.90305931 ° 54 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastTycho crater East region22.361522.361511.126600.118962432915921Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
160ALIACENSIS XAA296392S67819Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundPierre d'Ailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and theologianFranceFrench1414 th centuryCompiègne1350Avignon1420Author of a work on the reform of the Church in 1416 and of 'Imago Mundi' .work evoking the sphericity of the Earth.6.7819686.7819686 ° 47 ' East-29.63928729 ° 38 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastTycho crater East region35.509935.509917.730570.086088425795551Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
161ALIACENSIS YAA301053S73325Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundPierre d'Ailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and theologianFranceFrench1414 th centuryCompiègne1350Avignon1420Author of a work on the reform of the Church in 1416 and of 'Imago Mundi' .work evoking the sphericity of the Earth.7.3325287.3325287 ° 20 ' East-30.10535330 ° 6 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastTycho crater East region16.400816.40088.224230.147743902439024Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
162ALIACENSIS ZAA300544S44905Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundPierre d'Ailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeographer and theologianFranceFrench1414 th centuryCompiègne1350Avignon1420Author of a work on the reform of the Church in 1416 and of 'Imago Mundi' .work evoking the sphericity of the Earth.4.4905724.4905724 ° 29 ' East-30.0544730 ° 3 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastTycho crater East region14.054114.0541728270.201209964412811Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
163ALMANON AAA177934S153226Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbd Allah al-Ma'mun(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedCaliphPersiaPersian99 th centuryBagdad786Tarsus833Son of Harun Al Raschid. Organizer of the translation in Arabic of scientific and philosophical works of old Greek authors.15.322615.322615 ° 19 ' East-17.7934317 ° 48 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region9.746999.746994.819550.200512820512821Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
164ALMANON BAA183343S152613Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbd Allah al-Ma'mun(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedCaliphPersiaPersian99 th centuryBagdad786Tarsus833Son of Harun Al Raschid. Organizer of the translation in Arabic of scientific and philosophical works of old Greek authors.15.26131115.26131115 ° 16 ' East-18.33434618 ° 20 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region23.595623.595611.827030.114533898305085Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
165ALMANON CAA161631S159798Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbd Allah al-Ma'mun(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedCaliphPersiaPersian99 th centuryBagdad786Tarsus833Son of Harun Al Raschid. Organizer of the translation in Arabic of scientific and philosophical works of old Greek authors.15.97982815.97982815 ° 59 ' East-16.16311816 ° 10 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region15.616815.61687.823870.152816901408451Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
166ALMANON DAA185965S155424Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbd Allah al-Ma'mun(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedCaliphPersiaPersian99 th centuryBagdad786Tarsus833Son of Harun Al Raschid. Organizer of the translation in Arabic of scientific and philosophical works of old Greek authors.15.54241915.54241915 ° 33 ' East-18.596518 ° 36 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region5.330785.330782.610620.199249530956848Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
167ALMANON EAA179120S136288Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAbd Allah al-Ma'mun(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedCaliphPersiaPersian99 th centuryBagdad786Tarsus833Son of Harun Al Raschid. Organizer of the translation in Arabic of scientific and philosophical works of old Greek authors.13.62885913.62885913 ° 38 ' East-17.91204717 ° 55 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region5.370595.370592.610700.199255121042831Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
168ALMANON FAA159205S142695Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAbd Allah al-Ma'mun(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedCaliphPersiaPersian99 th centuryBagdad786Tarsus833Son of Harun Al Raschid. Organizer of the translation in Arabic of scientific and philosophical works of old Greek authors.14.26953714.26953714 ° 16 ' East-15.92050815 ° 55 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region5.232735.232732.610420.199235181644359Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
169ALMANON GAA179320S146051Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAbd Allah al-Ma'mun(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedCaliphPersiaPersian99 th centuryBagdad786Tarsus833Son of Harun Al Raschid. Organizer of the translation in Arabic of scientific and philosophical works of old Greek authors.14.60515514.60515514 ° 36 ' East-17.93208717 ° 56 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region4.466894.466892.28890.198881431767338Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
170ALMANON HAA190250S152204Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbd Allah al-Ma'mun(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedCaliphPersiaPersian99 th centuryBagdad786Tarsus833Son of Harun Al Raschid. Organizer of the translation in Arabic of scientific and philosophical works of old Greek authors.15.2204715.2204715 ° 13 ' East-19.02509419 ° 2 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region6.054956.05495312070.199504132231405Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
171ALMANON KAA158422S154343Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbd Allah al-Ma'mun(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedCaliphPersiaPersian99 th centuryBagdad786Tarsus833Son of Harun Al Raschid. Organizer of the translation in Arabic of scientific and philosophical works of old Greek authors.15.43430715.43430715 ° 26 ' East-15.84226615 ° 51 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region6.45826.45823.212900.19969040247678Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
172ALMANON LAA189951S165793Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbd Allah al-Ma'mun(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedCaliphPersiaPersian99 th centuryBagdad786Tarsus833Son of Harun Al Raschid. Organizer of the translation in Arabic of scientific and philosophical works of old Greek authors.16.57936816.57936816 ° 35 ' East-18.99517418 ° 60 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region5.884685.884682.911730.199489795918367Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
173ALMANON PAA185534S170002Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbd Allah al-Ma'mun(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedCaliphPersiaPersian99 th centuryBagdad786Tarsus833Son of Harun Al Raschid. Organizer of the translation in Arabic of scientific and philosophical works of old Greek authors.17.00026517.00026517 ° 0 ' East-18.55342318 ° 33 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region19.437719.43779.725500.131172839506173Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
174ALMANON QAA180754S169996Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAbd Allah al-Ma'mun(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedCaliphPersiaPersian99 th centuryBagdad786Tarsus833Son of Harun Al Raschid. Organizer of the translation in Arabic of scientific and philosophical works of old Greek authors.16.99969916.99969916 ° 60 ' East-18.07548818 ° 5 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region4.634914.634912.39210.198920086393089Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
175ALMANON RAA181747S158807Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAbd Allah al-Ma'mun(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedCaliphPersiaPersian99 th centuryBagdad786Tarsus833Son of Harun Al Raschid. Organizer of the translation in Arabic of scientific and philosophical works of old Greek authors.15.88077515.88077515 ° 53 ' East-18.17472818 ° 10 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region3.512563.512561.76960.198290598290598Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
176ALPES AAA513861N3597003Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMontes Alpes(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableNot appliable-0.299603359.7003970 ° 18 ' West51.38616551 ° 23 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North limb10.659710.65975.321390.200656660412758Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First QuarterSix days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
177ALPES BAA458144N3590884Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundMontes Alpes(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableNot appliable-0.911567359.0884330 ° 55 ' West45.81445345 ° 49 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North limb4.816484.816482.49590.19896265560166Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First QuarterSix days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
178ALPETRAGIUS BAA151336S3531231Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundNur ed-din al Betrugi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian1212 th century????Tried to improve the system of Ptolemee.-6.87689353.123116 ° 53 ' West-15.13360115 ° 8 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestArzachel crater region9.725969.725964.819500.200411099691675Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
179ALPETRAGIUS CAA137493S3538342Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundNur ed-din al Betrugi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian1212 th century????Tried to improve the system of Ptolemee.-6.165777353.8342236 ° 10 ' West-13.74939913 ° 45 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestArzachel crater region2.108072.1080714160.197156398104265Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon150150 mm reflector300 mm reflector
180ALPETRAGIUS GAA181726S3534382Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundNur ed-din al Betrugi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian1212 th century????Tried to improve the system of Ptolemee.-6.561745353.4382556 ° 34 ' West-18.1726318 ° 10 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestArzachel crater region12.176312.1763624470.200903119868637Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
181ALPETRAGIUS HAA180109S3538962Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundNur ed-din al Betrugi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian1212 th century????Tried to improve the system of Ptolemee.-6.10376353.896246 ° 6 ' West-18.01094318 ° 1 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestArzachel crater region4.427934.427932.28810.198871331828442Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
182ALPETRAGIUS JAA180489S3542964Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundNur ed-din al Betrugi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian1212 th century????Tried to improve the system of Ptolemee.-5.703502354.2964985 ° 42 ' West-18.0489218 ° 3 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestArzachel crater region4.129144.1291428210.198789346246973Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
183ALPETRAGIUS MAA164516S3567326Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundNur ed-din al Betrugi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian1212 th century????Tried to improve the system of Ptolemee.-3.267332356.7326683 ° 16 ' West-16.4516816 ° 27 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestArzachel crater region23.207623.207611.626900.115898319689789Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
184ALPETRAGIUS NAA167354S3561236Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundNur ed-din al Betrugi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian1212 th century????Tried to improve the system of Ptolemee.-3.876398356.1236023 ° 53 ' West-16.73542816 ° 44 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestArzachel crater region11.26811.2685.622630.200798580301686Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
185ALPETRAGIUS UAA177104S3548928Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundNur ed-din al Betrugi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian1212 th century????Tried to improve the system of Ptolemee.-5.10716354.892845 ° 6 ' West-17.71042617 ° 43 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestArzachel crater region15.593915.59397.723860.153046824887749Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
186ALPETRAGIUS VAA181874S3541734Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundNur ed-din al Betrugi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian1212 th century????Tried to improve the system of Ptolemee.-5.826563354.1734375 ° 50 ' West-18.18744718 ° 11 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestArzachel crater region15.904715.90477.924000.150943396226415Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
187ALPETRAGIUS WAA179515S3540383Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundNur ed-din al Betrugi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian1212 th century????Tried to improve the system of Ptolemee.-5.961631354.0383695 ° 58 ' West-17.95154617 ° 57 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestArzachel crater region27.675927.675913.828360.102456647398844Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
188ALPETRAGIUS XAA156088S3542638Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundNur ed-din al Betrugi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian1212 th century????Tried to improve the system of Ptolemee.-5.73613354.263875 ° 44 ' West-15.60885115 ° 37 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestArzachel crater region31.778931.778915.829560.093014474512272Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
189ALPHONSUS AAA148674S3577265Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAlphonse X (or Alphonse le Sage)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedKingCastilleCastillan1313 th centuryToledo1221Sevilla1284Initiator of the Greek and Arabic works translation. Coordinator of the calculation of 'Table Alphonsines' replacing astronomical tables of Ptolemee in 1256.-2.273433357.7265672 ° 16 ' West-14.86749814 ° 52 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestPtolemaeus crater region3.600863.600861.87140.198333333333333Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
190ALPHONSUS BAA132620S3598006Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAlphonse X (or Alphonse le Sage)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedKingCastilleCastillan1313 th centuryToledo1221Sevilla1284Initiator of the Greek and Arabic works translation. Coordinator of the calculation of 'Table Alphonsines' replacing astronomical tables of Ptolemee in 1256.-0.199344359.8006560 ° 12 ' West-13.2620713 ° 16 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestPtolemaeus crater region22.936222.936211.426800.116826503923278Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
191ALPHONSUS CAA144040S3551274Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAlphonse X (or Alphonse le Sage)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedKingCastilleCastillan1313 th centuryToledo1221Sevilla1284Initiator of the Greek and Arabic works translation. Coordinator of the calculation of 'Table Alphonsines' replacing astronomical tables of Ptolemee in 1256.-4.872508355.1274924 ° 52 ' West-14.40408414 ° 24 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestPtolemaeus crater region3.370993.370991.66680.198219584569733Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
192ALPHONSUS DAA150507S3591482Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAlphonse X (or Alphonse le Sage)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedKingCastilleCastillan1313 th centuryToledo1221Sevilla1284Initiator of the Greek and Arabic works translation. Coordinator of the calculation of 'Table Alphonsines' replacing astronomical tables of Ptolemee in 1256.-0.851737359.1482630 ° 51 ' West-15.05076215 ° 3 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestPtolemaeus crater region23.697623.697611.827070.1142194092827Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
193ALPHONSUS GAA123520S3566074Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAlphonse X (or Alphonse le Sage)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedKingCastilleCastillan1313 th centuryToledo1221Sevilla1284Initiator of the Greek and Arabic works translation. Coordinator of the calculation of 'Table Alphonsines' replacing astronomical tables of Ptolemee in 1256.-3.392598356.6074023 ° 24 ' West-12.35207712 ° 21 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestPtolemaeus crater region3.52123.52121.76980.198295454545455Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
194ALPHONSUS HAA156214S3594726Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAlphonse X (or Alphonse le Sage)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedKingCastilleCastillan1313 th centuryToledo1221Sevilla1284Initiator of the Greek and Arabic works translation. Coordinator of the calculation of 'Table Alphonsines' replacing astronomical tables of Ptolemee in 1256.-0.527327359.4726730 ° 32 ' West-15.62145315 ° 37 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestPtolemaeus crater region7.009957.009953.514000.199714693295292Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
195ALPHONSUS JAA151351S3574885Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAlphonse X (or Alphonse le Sage)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedKingCastilleCastillan1313 th centuryToledo1221Sevilla1284Initiator of the Greek and Arabic works translation. Coordinator of the calculation of 'Table Alphonsines' replacing astronomical tables of Ptolemee in 1256.-2.511467357.4885332 ° 31 ' West-15.1351715 ° 8 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestPtolemaeus crater region7.89937.89933.915800.2Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
196ALPHONSUS KAA126099S3598850Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAlphonse X (or Alphonse le Sage)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedKingCastilleCastillan1313 th centuryToledo1221Sevilla1284Initiator of the Greek and Arabic works translation. Coordinator of the calculation of 'Table Alphonsines' replacing astronomical tables of Ptolemee in 1256.-0.114918359.8850820 ° 7 ' West-12.60995412 ° 37 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestPtolemaeus crater region20.59920.59910.325950.125970873786408Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
197ALPHONSUS LAA120219S3562769Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAlphonse X (or Alphonse le Sage)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedKingCastilleCastillan1313 th centuryToledo1221Sevilla1284Initiator of the Greek and Arabic works translation. Coordinator of the calculation of 'Table Alphonsines' replacing astronomical tables of Ptolemee in 1256.-3.723087356.2769133 ° 43 ' West-12.02192912 ° 1 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestPtolemaeus crater region3.750543.750541.87440.1984Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
198ALPHONSUS RAA143929S3580772Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAlphonse X (or Alphonse le Sage)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedKingCastilleCastillan1313 th centuryToledo1221Sevilla1284Initiator of the Greek and Arabic works translation. Coordinator of the calculation of 'Table Alphonsines' replacing astronomical tables of Ptolemee in 1256.-1.922744358.0772561 ° 55 ' West-14.39293814 ° 24 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestPtolemaeus crater region3.009763.009761.55960.198006644518272Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
199ALPHONSUS XAA149872S3555414Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAlphonse X (or Alphonse le Sage)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedKingCastilleCastillan1313 th centuryToledo1221Sevilla1284Initiator of the Greek and Arabic works translation. Coordinator of the calculation of 'Table Alphonsines' replacing astronomical tables of Ptolemee in 1256.-4.458594355.5414064 ° 28 ' West-14.98729114 ° 59 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestPtolemaeus crater region4.675014.675012.39310.198931623931624Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
200ALPHONSUS YAA147059S3580816Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAlphonse X (or Alphonse le Sage)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedKingCastilleCastillan1313 th centuryToledo1221Sevilla1284Initiator of the Greek and Arabic works translation. Coordinator of the calculation of 'Table Alphonsines' replacing astronomical tables of Ptolemee in 1256.-1.918348358.0816521 ° 55 ' West-14.70596814 ° 42 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestPtolemaeus crater region2.600042.600041.35140.197692307692308Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
201ALTER KAA162175N2538112Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundDinsmore AlterAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerU. S. A.American2020 th century?1888?1968?-106.188799253.811201106 ° 11 ' West16.21753816 ° 13 ' NorthFarsideNorth-WestNot defined21.636721.636710.826330.121672828096118Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
202ALTER WAA203820N2505909Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundDinsmore AlterAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerU. S. A.American2020 th century?1888?1968?-109.409032250.590968109 ° 25 ' West20.38209720 ° 23 ' NorthFarsideNorth-WestNot defined51.470151.470125.734180.066407616087041Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
203AMICI MAA118070S1879778Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactPre-Nectarian (From -4.55 billions years to -3.92 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundGiovanni Battista AmiciAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedopticianItalyItalian1919 th centuryModena1786Florence1863Director of Florence observatory. Inventor of a specteoscope with prism. Survey on cristals orientation in minerals.-172.022152187.977848172 ° 1 ' West-11.80703811 ° 48 ' SouthFarsideSouth-WestNot defined107.912107.91253.942720.039588546010564Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
204AMICI NAA118843S1874604Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactNectarian (From -3.92 billions years to -3.85 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundGiovanni Battista AmiciAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedopticianItalyItalian1919 th centuryModena1786Florence1863Director of Florence observatory. Inventor of a specteoscope with prism. Survey on cristals orientation in minerals.-172.539524187.460476172 ° 32 ' West-11.88433411 ° 53 ' SouthFarsideSouth-WestNot defined37.627237.627218.831110.082673398883869Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
205AMICI PAA123533S1858731Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundGiovanni Battista AmiciAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedopticianItalyItalian1919 th centuryModena1786Florence1863Director of Florence observatory. Inventor of a specteoscope with prism. Survey on cristals orientation in minerals.-174.126877185.873123174 ° 8 ' West-12.35330512 ° 21 ' SouthFarsideSouth-WestNot defined24.929424.929412.427480.110228640192539Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
206AMICI QAA123391S1841123Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundGiovanni Battista AmiciAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedopticianItalyItalian1919 th centuryModena1786Florence1863Director of Florence observatory. Inventor of a specteoscope with prism. Survey on cristals orientation in minerals.-175.887624184.112376175 ° 53 ' West-12.33917712 ° 20 ' SouthFarsideSouth-WestNot defined43.590543.590521.732520.074604267033723Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
207AMICI RAA115041S1846784Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactNectarian (From -3.92 billions years to -3.85 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundGiovanni Battista AmiciAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedopticianItalyItalian1919 th centuryModena1786Florence1863Director of Florence observatory. Inventor of a specteoscope with prism. Survey on cristals orientation in minerals.-175.321549184.678451175 ° 19 ' West-11.504111 ° 30 ' SouthFarsideSouth-WestNot defined34.768234.768217.330380.087374173137762Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
208AMICI TAA99142S1859251Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactEratosthenian (From -3.2 billions years to -1.1 billions years) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundGiovanni Battista AmiciAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedopticianItalyItalian1919 th centuryModena1786Florence1863Director of Florence observatory. Inventor of a specteoscope with prism. Survey on cristals orientation in minerals.-174.074807185.925193174 ° 4 ' West-9.9142459 ° 55 ' SouthFarsideSouth-WestNot defined38.063538.06351931210.082002101944299Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
209AMICI UAA87516S1845286Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactPre-Nectarian (From -4.55 billions years to -3.92 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundGiovanni Battista AmiciAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedopticianItalyItalian1919 th centuryModena1786Florence1863Director of Florence observatory. Inventor of a specteoscope with prism. Survey on cristals orientation in minerals.-175.471355184.528645175 ° 28 ' West-8.7516628 ° 45 ' SouthFarsideSouth-WestNot defined88.731788.731744.340270.045384875464894Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
210AMUNDSEN CAA807587S852121Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundRoald Amundsen(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedExplorerNorwayNorwegian2020 th centuryHvitsen1872Arctique1928Specialist of the Antarctic. With the 'Fram'. first to have reached the terrestrial South pole on December 14th 1911. and to have overflown the North pole in 1926 in dirigible. Disapeared in researching the expedition of Nobile.85.21213585.21213585 ° 13 ' East-80.75877580 ° 46 ' SouthLibrations zoneSouth-EastMoon South limb24.224924.224912.127240.112469033856317Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
211ANAXAGORAS AAA722581N3529798Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAnaxagore(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherGreeceGreek-66 th century BCClazomenes500 BCLampsaque428 BCCreator of the first school of philosophy in Athens. Tutor of Pericles. Euripide and Socrate. Explanation of eclipses. Works in anatomy.-7.02012352.979887 ° 1 ' West72.25815472 ° 15 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North limb20.087520.08751025750.128173220507715Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated8Un day after First QuarterLast Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
212ANAXAGORAS BAA703549N3486351Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAnaxagore(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherGreeceGreek-66 th century BCClazomenes500 BCLampsaque428 BCCreator of the first school of philosophy in Athens. Tutor of Pericles. Euripide and Socrate. Explanation of eclipses. Works in anatomy.-11.364835348.63516511 ° 22 ' West70.3549370 ° 21 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North limb4.946814.946812.49850.198989898989899Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation8Un day after First QuarterLast Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
213ANAXIMANDER AAA680488N3095985Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAnaximandre(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher and astronomerGreeceGreek-77 th century BCMilet611 BCMilet547 BCInventor of the gnomon. Recommended a flat circular Earth. Map of the world known. Discovery of the Polar Star and of the obliquity of the Ecliptique.-50.401473309.59852750 ° 24 ' West68.04884468 ° 3 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North-North-West limb15.237215.23727.623700.155511811023622Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
214ANAXIMANDER BAA680819N2987911Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactPre-Nectarian (From -4.55 billions years to -3.92 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAnaximandre(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher and astronomerGreeceGreek-77 th century BCMilet611 BCMilet547 BCInventor of the gnomon. Recommended a flat circular Earth. Map of the world known. Discovery of the Polar Star and of the obliquity of the Ecliptique.-61.208818298.79118261 ° 13 ' West68.08199368 ° 5 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North-North-West limb79.099979.099939.538900.049178255372946Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
215ANAXIMANDER DAA657755N3093153Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactPre-Nectarian (From -4.55 billions years to -3.92 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAnaximandre(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher and astronomerGreeceGreek-77 th century BCMilet611 BCMilet547 BCInventor of the gnomon. Recommended a flat circular Earth. Map of the world known. Discovery of the Polar Star and of the obliquity of the Ecliptique.-50.684625309.31537550 ° 41 ' West65.7755165 ° 47 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North-North-West limb96.625496.625448.341320.042761047293801Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
216ANAXIMANDER HAA652882N3189443Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAnaximandre(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher and astronomerGreeceGreek-77 th century BCMilet611 BCMilet547 BCInventor of the gnomon. Recommended a flat circular Earth. Map of the world known. Discovery of the Polar Star and of the obliquity of the Ecliptique.-41.055615318.94438541 ° 3 ' West65.28822465 ° 17 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North-North-West limb9.031469.031464.518090.200332225913621Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
217ANAXIMANDER RAA663158N3047872Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAnaximandre(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher and astronomerGreeceGreek-77 th century BCMilet611 BCMilet547 BCInventor of the gnomon. Recommended a flat circular Earth. Map of the world known. Discovery of the Polar Star and of the obliquity of the Ecliptique.-55.212728304.78727255 ° 13 ' West66.31589466 ° 19 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North-North-West limb8.049458.04945416110.200124223602484Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
218ANAXIMANDER SAA683547N3064022Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAnaximandre(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher and astronomerGreeceGreek-77 th century BCMilet611 BCMilet547 BCInventor of the gnomon. Recommended a flat circular Earth. Map of the world known. Discovery of the Polar Star and of the obliquity of the Ecliptique.-53.597775306.40222553 ° 36 ' West68.35470368 ° 21 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North-North-West limb7.208517.208513.614410.199861303744799Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
219ANAXIMANDER TAA672965N3077292Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAnaximandre(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher and astronomerGreeceGreek-77 th century BCMilet611 BCMilet547 BCInventor of the gnomon. Recommended a flat circular Earth. Map of the world known. Discovery of the Polar Star and of the obliquity of the Ecliptique.-52.270739307.72926152 ° 16 ' West67.29653267 ° 18 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North-North-West limb7.011417.011413.514000.199714693295292Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
220ANAXIMANDER UAA641381N3114989Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAnaximandre(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher and astronomerGreeceGreek-77 th century BCMilet611 BCMilet547 BCInventor of the gnomon. Recommended a flat circular Earth. Map of the world known. Discovery of the Polar Star and of the obliquity of the Ecliptique.-48.50106311.4989448 ° 30 ' West64.13814464 ° 8 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North-North-West limb7.54347.54343.715070.199867374005305Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
221ANAXIMENES BAA689393N3219374Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAnaximene(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherGreeceGreek-66 th century BCMilet585 BCMilet528 BCHas recommended a flat Earth.-38.062536321.93746438 ° 4 ' West68.93939668 ° 56 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North limb8.342088.342084.116690.200119904076739Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
222ANAXIMENES EAA665756N3285430Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAnaximene(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherGreeceGreek-66 th century BCMilet585 BCMilet528 BCHas recommended a flat Earth.-31.456995328.54300531 ° 27 ' West66.57566466 ° 35 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North limb10.002610.0026520050.2005Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
223ANAXIMENES GAA737521N3194979Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAnaximene(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherGreeceGreek-66 th century BCMilet585 BCMilet528 BCHas recommended a flat Earth.-40.502066319.49793440 ° 30 ' West73.75211673 ° 45 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North limb51.165551.165525.534120.066679695133868Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
224ANAXIMENES HAA746380N3142965Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAnaximene(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherGreeceGreek-66 th century BCMilet585 BCMilet528 BCHas recommended a flat Earth.-45.70344314.2965645 ° 42 ' West74.63807874 ° 38 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North limb42.718742.718721.332320.075655430711611Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
225ANDEL AAA108135S112439Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundKarel Andel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerCzechoslovakiaCzech2020 th century?1884?1947Selenographer. Author of a map of the Moon in 1926.11.24396211.24396211 ° 15 ' East-10.81356910 ° 49 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region13.400113.40016.726950.201119402985075Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
226ANDEL CAA90095S111525Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundKarel Andel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerCzechoslovakiaCzech2020 th century?1884?1947Selenographer. Author of a map of the Moon in 1926.11.15259111.15259111 ° 9 ' East-9.009539 ° 1 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region3.01143.01141.55960.198006644518272Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
227ANDEL DAA107864S117062Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundKarel Andel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerCzechoslovakiaCzech2020 th century?1884?1947Selenographer. Author of a map of the Moon in 1926.11.70629111.70629111 ° 42 ' East-10.78648110 ° 47 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region5.984515.984512.911930.199498327759197Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
228ANDEL EAA120198S122237Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundKarel Andel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerCzechoslovakiaCzech2020 th century?1884?1947Selenographer. Author of a map of the Moon in 1926.12.22378912.22378912 ° 13 ' East-12.01981812 ° 1 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region5.69775.69772.811360.199298245614035Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
229ANDEL FAA83389S110801Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundKarel Andel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerCzechoslovakiaCzech2020 th century?1884?1947Selenographer. Author of a map of the Moon in 1926.11.08012411.08012411 ° 5 ' East-8.3389158 ° 20 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region9.217599.217594.618470.200325379609544Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
230ANDEL GAA109404S123107Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundKarel Andel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerCzechoslovakiaCzech2020 th century?1884?1947Selenographer. Author of a map of the Moon in 1926.12.31075312.31075312 ° 19 ' East-10.94045210 ° 56 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region4.121514.1215128190.19878640776699Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
231ANDEL HAA66680S113108Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundKarel Andel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerCzechoslovakiaCzech2020 th century?1884?1947Selenographer. Author of a map of the Moon in 1926.11.31084211.31084211 ° 19 ' East-6.6680736 ° 40 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region5.246015.246012.610460.199238095238095Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
232ANDEL JAA75441S114144Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundKarel Andel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerCzechoslovakiaCzech2020 th century?1884?1947Selenographer. Author of a map of the Moon in 1926.11.41447711.41447711 ° 25 ' East-7.5441117 ° 33 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region5.52015.52012.711000.199275362318841Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
233ANDEL KAA58315S115613Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundKarel Andel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerCzechoslovakiaCzech2020 th century?1884?1947Selenographer. Author of a map of the Moon in 1926.11.56136611.56136611 ° 34 ' East-5.8315155 ° 50 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region3.690523.690521.87320.198373983739837Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
234ANDEL MAA97537S111166Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundKarel Andel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerCzechoslovakiaCzech2020 th century?1884?1947Selenographer. Author of a map of the Moon in 1926.11.11663411.11663411 ° 7 ' East-9.7537279 ° 45 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region26.460626.460613.227980.105744520030234Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
235ANDEL NAA102418S113381Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundKarel Andel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerCzechoslovakiaCzech2020 th century?1884?1947Selenographer. Author of a map of the Moon in 1926.11.33814811.33814811 ° 20 ' East-10.24180910 ° 15 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region8.499438.499434.217020.200235294117647Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
236ANDEL PAA116520S122021Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundKarel Andel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerCzechoslovakiaCzech2020 th century?1884?1947Selenographer. Author of a map of the Moon in 1926.12.20217712.20217712 ° 12 ' East-11.65201611 ° 39 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region17.559617.55968.724730.140831435079727Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
237ANDEL SAA113977S126995Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundKarel Andel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerCzechoslovakiaCzech2020 th century?1884?1947Selenographer. Author of a map of the Moon in 1926.12.69955512.69955512 ° 42 ' East-11.3977711 ° 24 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region4.524884.524882.28990.198893805309735Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
238ANDEL TAA112490S132435Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundKarel Andel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerCzechoslovakiaCzech2020 th century?1884?1947Selenographer. Author of a map of the Moon in 1926.13.24351413.24351413 ° 15 ' East-11.24900611 ° 15 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region3.383643.383641.66700.198224852071006Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
239ANDEL WAA123632S122571Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundKarel Andel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerCzechoslovakiaCzech2020 th century?1884?1947Selenographer. Author of a map of the Moon in 1926.12.25716812.25716812 ° 15 ' East-12.36329812 ° 22 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast of Ptolemaeus crater region11.187311.18735.522460.200714924039321Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
240ANDERS DAA402613S2191440Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundWilliam A. AndersAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronautU. S. A.American2020 th century?1933AliveAliveApollo 8 mission astronaut in december 1968 with Frank Borman and Jim Lovell.-140.855987219.144013140 ° 51 ' West-40.26135340 ° 16 ' SouthFarsideSouth-WestNot defined23.798623.798611.927100.113865546218487Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
241ANDERS GAA418126S2178199Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundWilliam A. AndersAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronautU. S. A.American2020 th century?1933AliveAliveApollo 8 mission astronaut in december 1968 with Frank Borman and Jim Lovell.-142.180003217.819997142 ° 11 ' West-41.81263741 ° 49 ' SouthFarsideSouth-WestNot defined20.46520.46510.225890.126539589442815Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
242ANDERS XAA397296S2157517Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundWilliam A. AndersAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronautU. S. A.American2020 th century?1933AliveAliveApollo 8 mission astronaut in december 1968 with Frank Borman and Jim Lovell.-144.248253215.751747144 ° 15 ' West-39.7296539 ° 44 ' SouthFarsideSouth-WestNot defined21.445821.445810.726270.122470862470862Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
243ANDERSON EAA169795N1735277Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohn A. AndersonAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerU. S. A.American2020 th century?1876?1959?173.527794173.527794173 ° 32 ' East16.97952616 ° 59 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastNot defined28.229428.229414.128530.101062699256111Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
244ANDERSON FAA162815N1737979Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactNectarian (From -3.92 billions years to -3.85 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundJohn A. AndersonAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerU. S. A.American2020 th century?1876?1959?173.797997173.797997173 ° 48 ' East16.28150116 ° 17 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastNot defined44.958344.958322.432820.072998220640569Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
245ANDERSON LAA147142N1711267Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohn A. AndersonAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerU. S. A.American2020 th century?1876?1959?171.12678171.12678171 ° 8 ' East14.71423614 ° 43 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastNot defined14.14714.147728470.201201413427562Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
246ANGSTROM AAA309155N3188489Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAnders Jonas Angström(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhysicistSwedenSwedish1919 th centuryLödgö1814Uppsala1874First measure of wavelength. Specialist of the spectral analysis.-41.151017318.84898341 ° 9 ' West30.91558430 ° 55 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestRegion between Oceanus Procellarum and Mare Imbriumm5.688945.688942.811340.199297012302285Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
247ANGSTROM BAA317619N3158106Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAnders Jonas Angström(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhysicistSwedenSwedish1919 th centuryLödgö1814Uppsala1874First measure of wavelength. Specialist of the spectral analysis.-44.189366315.81063444 ° 11 ' West31.7619231 ° 46 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestRegion between Oceanus Procellarum and Mare Imbriumm5.560035.560032.711080.199280575539568Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
248ANSGARIUS BAA119873S841076Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundH. Ansgar(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedTheologianGermanyGerman99 th century?801?865?84.10767784.10767784 ° 6 ' East-11.98734311 ° 59 ' SouthLibrations zoneSouth-EastMoon East limb33.10233.10216.529930.090422960725076Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
249ANSGARIUS CAA147873S748269Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundH. Ansgar(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedTheologianGermanyGerman99 th century?801?865?74.82696974.82696974 ° 50 ' East-14.78730114 ° 47 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon East limb15.594215.59427.723860.153046824887749Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
250ANSGARIUS MAA112476S787927Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundH. Ansgar(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedTheologianGermanyGerman99 th century?801?865?78.79276178.79276178 ° 48 ' East-11.24761611 ° 15 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon East limb7.55757.55753.715120.2Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
251ANSGARIUS NAA119145S811817Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundH. Ansgar(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedTheologianGermanyGerman99 th century?801?865?81.18170481.18170481 ° 11 ' East-11.91451311 ° 55 ' SouthLibrations zoneSouth-EastMoon East limb10.23310.2335.120520.20058651026393Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
252ANSGARIUS PAA130606S756577Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundH. Ansgar(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedTheologianGermanyGerman99 th century?801?865?75.65773375.65773375 ° 39 ' East-13.06064113 ° 4 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon East limb10.347910.34795.120760.200579710144928Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
253ANUCHIN BAA464429S1035700Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundDimitri N. AnuchinAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedphysicistU. S. S. R.Soviet2020 th century?1901?1952?103.570021103.570021103 ° 34 ' East-46.44296346 ° 27 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined25.593825.593812.727700.108245408362642Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
254ANUCHIN LAA498411S1019184Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundDimitri N. AnuchinAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedphysicistU. S. S. R.Soviet2020 th century?1901?1952?101.918493101.918493101 ° 55 ' East-49.84111749 ° 50 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined16.043316.0433824060.15Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
255ANUCHIN NAA512773S1000332Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundDimitri N. AnuchinAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedphysicistU. S. S. R.Soviet2020 th century?1901?1952?100.033251100.033251100 ° 2 ' East-51.27732151 ° 17 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined30.681630.681615.329250.095338983050848Circular formation located on librations zone of farside.1Low interest or difficult formation2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
256ANUCHIN QAA508197S987660Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundDimitri N. AnuchinAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedphysicistU. S. S. R.Soviet2020 th century?1901?1952?98.76601998.76601998 ° 46 ' East-50.81976250 ° 49 ' SouthLibrations zoneSouth-EastNot defined51.432851.432825.734180.066459265020416Circular formation located on librations zone of farside.1Low interest or difficult formation2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
257ANUCHIN VAA478137S998007Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundDimitri N. AnuchinAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedphysicistU. S. S. R.Soviet2020 th century?1901?1952?99.80077899.80077899 ° 48 ' East-47.81378647 ° 49 ' SouthLibrations zoneSouth-EastNot defined15.180515.18057.523670.155928853754941Circular formation located on librations zone of farside.1Low interest or difficult formation2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
258APIANUS AAA256995S65169Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPeter Bienewitz (or Apianus)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGermanyGerman1616 th centuryLeisnig1495Ingolstadt1552Calculation of the longitude from movements of the Moon. Author of 'the Astronomicum Caesareum'.6.5169926.5169926 ° 31 ' East-25.69958325 ° 42 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region13.113213.11326.526360.201067887109077Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
259APIANUS BAA274035S89852Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPeter Bienewitz (or Apianus)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGermanyGerman1616 th centuryLeisnig1495Ingolstadt1552Calculation of the longitude from movements of the Moon. Author of 'the Astronomicum Caesareum'.8.9852978.9852978 ° 59 ' East-27.40358627 ° 24 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region10.208810.20885.120480.200587659157689Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
260APIANUS CAA281349S104580Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPeter Bienewitz (or Apianus)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGermanyGerman1616 th centuryLeisnig1495Ingolstadt1552Calculation of the longitude from movements of the Moon. Author of 'the Astronomicum Caesareum'.10.45807310.45807310 ° 27 ' East-28.13493228 ° 8 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region19.640819.64089.825580.130244399185336Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
261APIANUS DAA260794S106642Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPeter Bienewitz (or Apianus)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGermanyGerman1616 th centuryLeisnig1495Ingolstadt1552Calculation of the longitude from movements of the Moon. Author of 'the Astronomicum Caesareum'.10.66429810.66429810 ° 40 ' East-26.07940626 ° 5 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region33.66333.66316.830080.089364230540701Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
262APIANUS EAA288500S81882Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPeter Bienewitz (or Apianus)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGermanyGerman1616 th centuryLeisnig1495Ingolstadt1552Calculation of the longitude from movements of the Moon. Author of 'the Astronomicum Caesareum'.8.1882268.1882268 ° 11 ' East-28.85009728 ° 51 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region8.386638.386634.116790.200119189511323Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
263APIANUS FAA281412S63299Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPeter Bienewitz (or Apianus)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGermanyGerman1616 th centuryLeisnig1495Ingolstadt1552Calculation of the longitude from movements of the Moon. Author of 'the Astronomicum Caesareum'.6.3299436.3299436 ° 20 ' East-28.14121228 ° 8 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region5.388055.388052.610740.199257884972171Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
264APIANUS GAA281245S76445Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundPeter Bienewitz (or Apianus)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGermanyGerman1616 th centuryLeisnig1495Ingolstadt1552Calculation of the longitude from movements of the Moon. Author of 'the Astronomicum Caesareum'.7.6445677.6445677 ° 39 ' East-28.1245928 ° 7 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region4.020454.0204527980.198507462686567Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
265APIANUS HAA281522S86410Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPeter Bienewitz (or Apianus)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGermanyGerman1616 th centuryLeisnig1495Ingolstadt1552Calculation of the longitude from movements of the Moon. Author of 'the Astronomicum Caesareum'.8.6410528.6410528 ° 38 ' East-28.15224228 ° 9 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region6.566746.566743.213120.199695585996956Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
266APIANUS JAA263257S85194Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPeter Bienewitz (or Apianus)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGermanyGerman1616 th centuryLeisnig1495Ingolstadt1552Calculation of the longitude from movements of the Moon. Author of 'the Astronomicum Caesareum'.8.5194088.5194088 ° 31 ' East-26.32579626 ° 20 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region6.705536.705533.313400.199701937406855Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
267APIANUS KAA274796S93113Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPeter Bienewitz (or Apianus)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGermanyGerman1616 th centuryLeisnig1495Ingolstadt1552Calculation of the longitude from movements of the Moon. Author of 'the Astronomicum Caesareum'.9.3113359.3113359 ° 19 ' East-27.47965827 ° 29 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region6.443926.443923.212850.199534161490683Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
268APIANUS LAA291230S108475Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundPeter Bienewitz (or Apianus)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGermanyGerman1616 th centuryLeisnig1495Ingolstadt1552Calculation of the longitude from movements of the Moon. Author of 'the Astronomicum Caesareum'.10.84758810.84758810 ° 51 ' East-29.12329 ° 7 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region4.666134.666132.39290.198929336188437Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
269APIANUS MAA247750S102858Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPeter Bienewitz (or Apianus)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGermanyGerman1616 th centuryLeisnig1495Ingolstadt1552Calculation of the longitude from movements of the Moon. Author of 'the Astronomicum Caesareum'.10.28587310.28587310 ° 17 ' East-24.77503524 ° 47 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region6.980056.980053.413940.199713467048711Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
270APIANUS NAA288907S99055Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundPeter Bienewitz (or Apianus)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGermanyGerman1616 th centuryLeisnig1495Ingolstadt1552Calculation of the longitude from movements of the Moon. Author of 'the Astronomicum Caesareum'.9.9055399.9055399 ° 54 ' East-28.89076528 ° 53 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region3.456423.456421.76860.198265895953757Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
271APIANUS PAA252853S91292Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPeter Bienewitz (or Apianus)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGermanyGerman1616 th centuryLeisnig1495Ingolstadt1552Calculation of the longitude from movements of the Moon. Author of 'the Astronomicum Caesareum'.9.129289.129289 ° 8 ' East-25.28539525 ° 17 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region41.58741.58720.732060.077085837941813Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
272APIANUS RAA257884S88949Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPeter Bienewitz (or Apianus)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGermanyGerman1616 th centuryLeisnig1495Ingolstadt1552Calculation of the longitude from movements of the Moon. Author of 'the Astronomicum Caesareum'.8.8949678.8949678 ° 54 ' East-25.78847425 ° 47 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region13.100613.10066.526340.201068702290076Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
273APIANUS SAA258082S84740Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPeter Bienewitz (or Apianus)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGermanyGerman1616 th centuryLeisnig1495Ingolstadt1552Calculation of the longitude from movements of the Moon. Author of 'the Astronomicum Caesareum'.8.4740068.4740068 ° 28 ' East-25.80821825 ° 48 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region23.956123.956111.927150.113313856427379Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
274APIANUS TAA277303S94460Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPeter Bienewitz (or Apianus)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGermanyGerman1616 th centuryLeisnig1495Ingolstadt1552Calculation of the longitude from movements of the Moon. Author of 'the Astronomicum Caesareum'.9.4460319.4460319 ° 27 ' East-27.73038527 ° 44 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region11.515211.51525.723130.20078125Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
275APIANUS UAA279149S89752Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPeter Bienewitz (or Apianus)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGermanyGerman1616 th centuryLeisnig1495Ingolstadt1552Calculation of the longitude from movements of the Moon. Author of 'the Astronomicum Caesareum'.8.9752988.9752988 ° 59 ' East-27.91491827 ° 55 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region16.824616.82468.424410.14512485136742Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
276APIANUS VAA251903S104006Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundPeter Bienewitz (or Apianus)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGermanyGerman1616 th centuryLeisnig1495Ingolstadt1552Calculation of the longitude from movements of the Moon. Author of 'the Astronomicum Caesareum'.10.4006310.4006310 ° 24 ' East-25.190325 ° 11 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region3.2013.2011.66340.198125Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
277APIANUS WAA255992S74641Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPeter Bienewitz (or Apianus)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGermanyGerman1616 th centuryLeisnig1495Ingolstadt1552Calculation of the longitude from movements of the Moon. Author of 'the Astronomicum Caesareum'.7.4641527.4641527 ° 28 ' East-25.599225 ° 36 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region9.680789.680784.819400.200413223140496Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
278APIANUS XAA283399S70189Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundPeter Bienewitz (or Apianus)(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGermanyGerman1616 th centuryLeisnig1495Ingolstadt1552Calculation of the longitude from movements of the Moon. Author of 'the Astronomicum Caesareum'.7.0189637.0189637 ° 1 ' East-28.33999528 ° 20 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region3.102473.102471.56140.198064516129032Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
279APOLLONIUS AAA48238N568533Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundApollonios de Perga(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCAlexandrie262 BCPergame180 BCAuthor of an important work of synthesis on the conical.56.85334656.85334656 ° 51 ' East4.8238854 ° 49 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East limb24.554424.554412.227350.111405295315682Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
280APOLLONIUS BAA58667N575979Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundApollonios de Perga(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCAlexandrie262 BCPergame180 BCAuthor of an important work of synthesis on the conical.57.59798157.59798157 ° 36 ' East5.8667795 ° 52 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East limb31.169831.169815.529390.094289380814886Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
281APOLLONIUS EAA43411N618553Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundApollonios de Perga(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCAlexandrie262 BCPergame180 BCAuthor of an important work of synthesis on the conical.61.85539561.85539561 ° 51 ' East4.3411884 ° 20 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East limb16.546816.54688.224290.146767371601208Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
282APOLLONIUS FAA55991N599381Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundApollonios de Perga(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCAlexandrie262 BCPergame180 BCAuthor of an important work of synthesis on the conical.59.93818459.93818459 ° 56 ' East5.5991615 ° 36 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East limb14.724814.72487.329630.201290760869565Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
283APOLLONIUS HAA34310N595056Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundApollonios de Perga(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCAlexandrie262 BCPergame180 BCAuthor of an important work of synthesis on the conical.59.50563459.50563459 ° 30 ' East3.4310453 ° 26 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East limb19.036919.03699.525340.133088235294118Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
284APOLLONIUS JAA46272N574842Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundApollonios de Perga(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCAlexandrie262 BCPergame180 BCAuthor of an important work of synthesis on the conical.57.4842557.4842557 ° 29 ' East4.6272994 ° 38 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East limb11.699411.69945.823500.200854700854701Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
285APOLLONIUS LAA64710N545668Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundApollonios de Perga(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCAlexandrie262 BCPergame180 BCAuthor of an important work of synthesis on the conical.54.56681754.56681754 ° 34 ' East6.4710446 ° 28 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East limb10.123310.1233520290.200494071146245Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
286APOLLONIUS MAA47298N617737Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundApollonios de Perga(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCAlexandrie262 BCPergame180 BCAuthor of an important work of synthesis on the conical.61.77374161.77374161 ° 46 ' East4.7298124 ° 44 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East limb9.539249.539244.719120.20041928721174Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
287APOLLONIUS NAA47457N637678Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundApollonios de Perga(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCAlexandrie262 BCPergame180 BCAuthor of an important work of synthesis on the conical.63.76787663.76787663 ° 46 ' East4.7457364 ° 45 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East limb10.789410.78945.321650.20064874884152Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
288APOLLONIUS SAA12602N625811Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundApollonios de Perga(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCAlexandrie262 BCPergame180 BCAuthor of an important work of synthesis on the conical.62.58115962.58115962 ° 35 ' East1.2602281 ° 16 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East limb16.221216.22128.124150.148890258939581Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
289APOLLONIUS UAA48892N598729Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundApollonios de Perga(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCAlexandrie262 BCPergame180 BCAuthor of an important work of synthesis on the conical.59.872959.872959 ° 52 ' East4.8892574 ° 53 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East limb8.440738.440734.216890.200118483412322Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
290APOLLONIUS VAA43941N582236Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundApollonios de Perga(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCAlexandrie262 BCPergame180 BCAuthor of an important work of synthesis on the conical.58.22361458.22361458 ° 13 ' East4.3941174 ° 24 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East limb14.971214.97127.430140.201336005344021Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
291APOLLONIUS XAA68952N581753Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundApollonios de Perga(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCAlexandrie262 BCPergame180 BCAuthor of an important work of synthesis on the conical.58.17532358.17532358 ° 11 ' East6.8952746 ° 54 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East limb28.974328.974314.428750.099240593717639Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
292APOLLONIUS YAA48781N626045Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundApollonios de Perga(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCAlexandrie262 BCPergame180 BCAuthor of an important work of synthesis on the conical.62.60454562.60454562 ° 36 ' East4.8781164 ° 53 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East limb8.710958.710954.317440.200229621125144Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
293APPLETON DAA377735N1606259Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactNectarian (From -3.92 billions years to -3.85 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundSir Edward Victor AppletonAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedphysicistUnited KingdomBritish2020 th centuryBradford1892Edimburg1965Rutherford assistant. Research Ministry in 1939. Surveys on atmosphere. Author of firdt radar echo on the Moon in 1946. Nobel laureate in 1947.160.625932160.625932160 ° 38 ' East37.77359737 ° 46 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastNot defined39.13139.13119.531480.080449782775364Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
294APPLETON MAA337187N1582634Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundSir Edward Victor AppletonAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedphysicistUnited KingdomBritish2020 th centuryBradford1892Edimburg1965Rutherford assistant. Research Ministry in 1939. Surveys on atmosphere. Author of firdt radar echo on the Moon in 1946. Nobel laureate in 1947.158.26349158.26349158 ° 16 ' East33.71875633 ° 43 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastNot defined25.025325.025312.527510.109908110267679Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
295APPLETON QAA341798N1553118Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundSir Edward Victor AppletonAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedphysicistUnited KingdomBritish2020 th centuryBradford1892Edimburg1965Rutherford assistant. Research Ministry in 1939. Surveys on atmosphere. Author of firdt radar echo on the Moon in 1946. Nobel laureate in 1947.155.311874155.311874155 ° 19 ' East34.17983334 ° 11 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastNot defined22.663322.663311.326700.117828773168579Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
296APPLETON RAA361275N1562548Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactNectarian (From -3.92 billions years to -3.85 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundSir Edward Victor AppletonAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedphysicistUnited KingdomBritish2020 th centuryBradford1892Edimburg1965Rutherford assistant. Research Ministry in 1939. Surveys on atmosphere. Author of firdt radar echo on the Moon in 1946. Nobel laureate in 1947.156.254845156.254845156 ° 15 ' East36.12757736 ° 8 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastNot defined40.919840.919820.431900.077956989247312Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
297ARAGO BAA34267N208164Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrançois Arago(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and physicistFranceFrench1919 th centuryEstagel1786Paris1853Director of the observatory of Paris. Works on the polarization. Measure of the diameter of planets. Discovery of the solar chromosphere. Member of the Academy of Sciences in 1809. Minister having abolished the slavery in french colonies.20.81641220.81641220 ° 49 ' East3.426783 ° 26 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastEast part of Mare Tranquillitatis6.904746.904743.413780.199710144927536Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
298ARAGO CAA38879N214774Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundFrançois Arago(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and physicistFranceFrench1919 th centuryEstagel1786Paris1853Director of the observatory of Paris. Works on the polarization. Measure of the diameter of planets. Discovery of the solar chromosphere. Member of the Academy of Sciences in 1809. Minister having abolished the slavery in french colonies.21.47747221.47747221 ° 29 ' East3.8879453 ° 53 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastEast part of Mare Tranquillitatis3.034213.034211.56000.198019801980198Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
299ARAGO DAA69142N223933Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundFrançois Arago(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and physicistFranceFrench1919 th centuryEstagel1786Paris1853Director of the observatory of Paris. Works on the polarization. Measure of the diameter of planets. Discovery of the solar chromosphere. Member of the Academy of Sciences in 1809. Minister having abolished the slavery in french colonies.22.39334222.39334222 ° 24 ' East6.9142196 ° 55 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastEast part of Mare Tranquillitatis3.946923.946921.97840.198481012658228Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
300ARAGO EAA85115N227083Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrançois Arago(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and physicistFranceFrench1919 th centuryEstagel1786Paris1853Director of the observatory of Paris. Works on the polarization. Measure of the diameter of planets. Discovery of the solar chromosphere. Member of the Academy of Sciences in 1809. Minister having abolished the slavery in french colonies.22.70832922.70832922 ° 42 ' East8.5115058 ° 31 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastEast part of Mare Tranquillitatis6.279726.279723.112530.199522292993631Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
301ARATUS BAA241794N54312Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAratos(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPoetGreeceGreek-44 th century BCSoles315 BCMacédoine245 BCAuthor of a poem on the astronomy and on the meteorological phenomena. Author of the name of 48 constellations known in Antiquity.5.4312055.4312055 ° 26 ' East24.17945224 ° 11 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMontes Apenninus region6.689946.689943.313360.199701046337818Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
302ARATUS CAA240775N94590Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAratos(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPoetGreeceGreek-44 th century BCSoles315 BCMacédoine245 BCAuthor of a poem on the astronomy and on the meteorological phenomena. Author of the name of 48 constellations known in Antiquity.9.4590229.4590229 ° 28 ' East24.07759424 ° 5 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMontes Apenninus region3.557213.557211.77060.198314606741573Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
303ARATUS CAAA245553N111799Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAratos(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPoetGreeceGreek-44 th century BCSoles315 BCMacédoine245 BCAuthor of a poem on the astronomy and on the meteorological phenomena. Author of the name of 48 constellations known in Antiquity.11.17996611.17996611 ° 11 ' East24.55531524 ° 33 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMontes Apenninus region2.084082.0840814100.197115384615385Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
304ARATUS DAA243736N86072Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAratos(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPoetGreeceGreek-44 th century BCSoles315 BCMacédoine245 BCAuthor of a poem on the astronomy and on the meteorological phenomena. Author of the name of 48 constellations known in Antiquity.8.6072248.6072248 ° 36 ' East24.37361924 ° 22 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMontes Apenninus region4.053034.0530328040.198518518518519Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
305ARCHIMEDES CAA316343N3584713Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundArchimede(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSyracuse287 BCSyracuse212 BCPupil of Euclide. Calculation of Pi. Works in geometry. Inventor of the pulley and the lever. Founder of the static and the hydrostatic.-1.52861358.471391 ° 32 ' West31.63437331 ° 38 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMontes Apenninus region7.657097.657093.815320.2Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
306ARCHIMEDES DAA322023N3573066Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundArchimede(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSyracuse287 BCSyracuse212 BCPupil of Euclide. Calculation of Pi. Works in geometry. Inventor of the pulley and the lever. Founder of the static and the hydrostatic.-2.693395357.3066052 ° 42 ' West32.20233532 ° 12 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMontes Apenninus region4.95854.95852.49870.198991935483871Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
307ARCHIMEDES EAA249999N3527956Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundArchimede(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSyracuse287 BCSyracuse212 BCPupil of Euclide. Calculation of Pi. Works in geometry. Inventor of the pulley and the lever. Founder of the static and the hydrostatic.-7.204354352.7956467 ° 12 ' West24.99999824 ° 60 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMontes Apenninus region2.563372.563371.25060.19765625Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
308ARCHIMEDES GAA291437N3518474Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundArchimede(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSyracuse287 BCSyracuse212 BCPupil of Euclide. Calculation of Pi. Works in geometry. Inventor of the pulley and the lever. Founder of the static and the hydrostatic.-8.152555351.8474458 ° 9 ' West29.14378129 ° 9 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMontes Apenninus region3.293473.293471.66520.198176291793313Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
309ARCHIMEDES HAA238920N3529760Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundArchimede(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSyracuse287 BCSyracuse212 BCPupil of Euclide. Calculation of Pi. Works in geometry. Inventor of the pulley and the lever. Founder of the static and the hydrostatic.-7.023989352.9760117 ° 1 ' West23.89207623 ° 54 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMontes Apenninus region3.782813.782811.87500.198412698412698Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
310ARCHIMEDES LAA250411N3573890Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundArchimede(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSyracuse287 BCSyracuse212 BCPupil of Euclide. Calculation of Pi. Works in geometry. Inventor of the pulley and the lever. Founder of the static and the hydrostatic.-2.610922357.3890782 ° 37 ' West25.04112825 ° 2 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMontes Apenninus region3.206493.206491.66360.198130841121495Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
311ARCHIMEDES MAA261244N3567913Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundArchimede(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSyracuse287 BCSyracuse212 BCPupil of Euclide. Calculation of Pi. Works in geometry. Inventor of the pulley and the lever. Founder of the static and the hydrostatic.-3.208612356.7913883 ° 13 ' West26.12442926 ° 7 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMontes Apenninus region3.271013.271011.66480.198165137614679Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
312ARCHIMEDES NAA241521N3561095Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundArchimede(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSyracuse287 BCSyracuse212 BCPupil of Euclide. Calculation of Pi. Works in geometry. Inventor of the pulley and the lever. Founder of the static and the hydrostatic.-3.890465356.1095353 ° 53 ' West24.15213524 ° 9 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMontes Apenninus region3.506553.506551.76960.198290598290598Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
313ARCHIMEDES PAA259392N3574971Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundArchimede(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSyracuse287 BCSyracuse212 BCPupil of Euclide. Calculation of Pi. Works in geometry. Inventor of the pulley and the lever. Founder of the static and the hydrostatic.-2.502874357.4971262 ° 30 ' West25.93924225 ° 56 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMontes Apenninus region2.63232.63231.35200.197718631178707Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
314ARCHIMEDES QAA285161N3575707Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundArchimede(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSyracuse287 BCSyracuse212 BCPupil of Euclide. Calculation of Pi. Works in geometry. Inventor of the pulley and the lever. Founder of the static and the hydrostatic.-2.429249357.5707512 ° 26 ' West28.51614128 ° 31 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMontes Apenninus region2.358082.358081.14660.197457627118644Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
315ARCHIMEDES RAA260735N3533911Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundArchimede(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSyracuse287 BCSyracuse212 BCPupil of Euclide. Calculation of Pi. Works in geometry. Inventor of the pulley and the lever. Founder of the static and the hydrostatic.-6.608892353.3911086 ° 37 ' West26.07358426 ° 4 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMontes Apenninus region3.504473.504471.76940.198285714285714Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
316ARCHIMEDES SAA295572N3572749Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundArchimede(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSyracuse287 BCSyracuse212 BCPupil of Euclide. Calculation of Pi. Works in geometry. Inventor of the pulley and the lever. Founder of the static and the hydrostatic.-2.725005357.2749952 ° 44 ' West29.55728629 ° 33 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMontes Apenninus region2.765422.765421.35480.197833935018051Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
317ARCHIMEDES TAA302979N3549717Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundArchimede(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSyracuse287 BCSyracuse212 BCPupil of Euclide. Calculation of Pi. Works in geometry. Inventor of the pulley and the lever. Founder of the static and the hydrostatic.-5.028289354.9717115 ° 2 ' West30.29793230 ° 18 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMontes Apenninus region2.329372.329371.14600.197424892703863Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
318ARCHIMEDES UAA328332N3580441Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundArchimede(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSyracuse287 BCSyracuse212 BCPupil of Euclide. Calculation of Pi. Works in geometry. Inventor of the pulley and the lever. Founder of the static and the hydrostatic.-1.955892358.0441081 ° 57 ' West32.8332632 ° 50 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMontes Apenninus region2.737752.737751.35420.197810218978102Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
319ARCHIMEDES VAA329796N3559868Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundArchimede(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSyracuse287 BCSyracuse212 BCPupil of Euclide. Calculation of Pi. Works in geometry. Inventor of the pulley and the lever. Founder of the static and the hydrostatic.-4.013107355.9868934 ° 1 ' West32.9796932 ° 59 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMontes Apenninus region2.669492.669491.35280.197752808988764Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
320ARCHIMEDES WAA238035N3537512Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundArchimede(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSyracuse287 BCSyracuse212 BCPupil of Euclide. Calculation of Pi. Works in geometry. Inventor of the pulley and the lever. Founder of the static and the hydrostatic.-6.248791353.7512096 ° 15 ' West23.80357223 ° 48 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMontes Apenninus region3.18563.18561.56320.198119122257053Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
321ARCHIMEDES XAA310287N3519764Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundArchimede(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSyracuse287 BCSyracuse212 BCPupil of Euclide. Calculation of Pi. Works in geometry. Inventor of the pulley and the lever. Founder of the static and the hydrostatic.-8.023556351.9764448 ° 1 ' West31.02877931 ° 2 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMontes Apenninus region2.150192.1501914240.197209302325581Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon150150 mm reflector300 mm reflector
322ARCHIMEDES YAA299709N3505026Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundArchimede(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSyracuse287 BCSyracuse212 BCPupil of Euclide. Calculation of Pi. Works in geometry. Inventor of the pulley and the lever. Founder of the static and the hydrostatic.-9.497389350.5026119 ° 30 ' West29.97094329 ° 58 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMontes Apenninus region2.201242.201241.14340.197272727272727Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon150150 mm reflector300 mm reflector
323ARCHIMEDES ZAA268778N3585904Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundArchimede(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSyracuse287 BCSyracuse212 BCPupil of Euclide. Calculation of Pi. Works in geometry. Inventor of the pulley and the lever. Founder of the static and the hydrostatic.-1.40958358.590421 ° 25 ' West26.87781526 ° 53 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMontes Apenninus region2.067082.0670814080.197101449275362Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon150150 mm reflector300 mm reflector
324ARCHYTAS BAA614376N31721Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundArchytas(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and statemanGreeceGreek-55 th century BCTarente428 BCTarente347 BCPythagorician friend of Platon. Inventor of the kite and flying machines.3.1721583.1721583 ° 10 ' East61.43769261 ° 26 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb35.184135.184117.530480.08664013644116Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
325ARCHYTAS DAA637066N118975Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundArchytas(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and statemanGreeceGreek-55 th century BCTarente428 BCTarente347 BCPythagorician friend of Platon. Inventor of the kite and flying machines.11.89752811.89752811 ° 54 ' East63.70660163 ° 42 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb44.751544.751522.332770.07322905027933Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
326ARCHYTAS GAA557328N5312Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundArchytas(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and statemanGreeceGreek-55 th century BCTarente428 BCTarente347 BCPythagorician friend of Platon. Inventor of the kite and flying machines.0.5312830.5312830 ° 32 ' East55.73287955 ° 44 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb7.214787.214783.614410.199861303744799Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
327ARCHYTAS KAA626623N76794Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundArchytas(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and statemanGreeceGreek-55 th century BCTarente428 BCTarente347 BCPythagorician friend of Platon. Inventor of the kite and flying machines.7.6794477.6794477 ° 41 ' East62.66233462 ° 40 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb13.769113.76916.827700.201161946259985Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
328ARCHYTAS LAA561910N9049Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundArchytas(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and statemanGreeceGreek-55 th century BCTarente428 BCTarente347 BCPythagorician friend of Platon. Inventor of the kite and flying machines.0.9049420.9049420 ° 54 ' East56.19102456 ° 11 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb4.381134.381132.18710.198858447488584Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
329ARCHYTAS UAA628956N92171Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundArchytas(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and statemanGreeceGreek-55 th century BCTarente428 BCTarente347 BCPythagorician friend of Platon. Inventor of the kite and flying machines.9.2171789.2171789 ° 13 ' East62.89563862 ° 54 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb7.393587.393583.614770.199864682002706Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
330ARCHYTAS WAA612864N51972Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundArchytas(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and statemanGreeceGreek-55 th century BCTarente428 BCTarente347 BCPythagorician friend of Platon. Inventor of the kite and flying machines.5.1972125.1972125 ° 12 ' East61.28648761 ° 17 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb5.725995.725992.811420.199301919720768Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
331ARGELANDER AAA165366S67454Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFriedrich Wilhelm August Argelander(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1919 th centuryMemel1799Bonn1875?6.745466.745466 ° 45 ' East-16.53666916 ° 32 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region8.649268.649264.317320.200231213872832Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
332ARGELANDER BAA155951S51047Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFriedrich Wilhelm August Argelander(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1919 th centuryMemel1799Bonn1875?5.1047035.1047035 ° 6 ' East-15.59518115 ° 36 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region5.59845.59842.811160.199285714285714Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
333ARGELANDER CAA162770S57199Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundFriedrich Wilhelm August Argelander(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1919 th centuryMemel1799Bonn1875?5.7199585.7199585 ° 43 ' East-16.27701416 ° 17 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region3.869753.869751.97680.198449612403101Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
334ARGELANDER DAA176365S44432Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFriedrich Wilhelm August Argelander(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1919 th centuryMemel1799Bonn1875?4.4432244.4432244 ° 27 ' East-17.63650717 ° 38 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region10.689610.68965.321450.200654817586529Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
335ARGELANDER WAA167469S41843Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFriedrich Wilhelm August Argelander(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1919 th centuryMemel1799Bonn1875?4.1843834.1843834 ° 11 ' East-16.74694216 ° 45 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region18.627218.62729.325170.135104669887279Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
336ARIADAEUS AAA46420N174868Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPhilippus Arrhidaeus(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedKingMacedoniaMacedonian-44 th century BC???317 BCSon of Philippe II. Author of a compilation of eclipses. Assassinated on the order of Olympias.17.48686817.48686817 ° 29 ' East4.6420214 ° 39 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastEast part of Mare Tranquillitatis7.939337.939333.915880.2Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
337ARIADAEUS BAA48993N150573Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactUpper Imbrian (From -3.8 billions years to -3.2 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundPhilippus Arrhidaeus(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedKingMacedoniaMacedonian-44 th century BC???317 BCSon of Philippe II. Author of a compilation of eclipses. Assassinated on the order of Olympias.15.05737715.05737715 ° 3 ' East4.8993954 ° 54 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastEast part of Mare Tranquillitatis7.800767.800763.915600.2Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
338ARIADAEUS DAA48768N170252Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundPhilippus Arrhidaeus(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedKingMacedoniaMacedonian-44 th century BC???317 BCSon of Philippe II. Author of a compilation of eclipses. Assassinated on the order of Olympias.17.02524217.02524217 ° 2 ' East4.8768224 ° 53 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastEast part of Mare Tranquillitatis3.915783.915781.97780.198469387755102Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
339ARIADAEUS EAA53207N176272Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPhilippus Arrhidaeus(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedKingMacedoniaMacedonian-44 th century BC???317 BCSon of Philippe II. Author of a compilation of eclipses. Assassinated on the order of Olympias.17.62727917.62727917 ° 38 ' East5.3207135 ° 19 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastEast part of Mare Tranquillitatis21.963921.963910.926450.120446265938069Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
340ARIADAEUS FAA43241N180079Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundPhilippus Arrhidaeus(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedKingMacedoniaMacedonian-44 th century BC???317 BCSon of Philippe II. Author of a compilation of eclipses. Assassinated on the order of Olympias.18.00797418.00797418 ° 0 ' East4.3241394 ° 19 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastEast part of Mare Tranquillitatis3.16493.16491.56260.198101265822785Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
341ARISTARCHUS BAA262787N3131540Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAristarque(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSamos310 BCSamos230 BCInventor of the heliocentric theory and a method of distance calculation of the Sun and the Moon.-46.845928313.15407246 ° 51 ' West26.27871826 ° 17 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestAristarchus crater region6.953096.953093.413880.199712230215827Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
342ARISTARCHUS DAA237305N3171184Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAristarque(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSamos310 BCSamos230 BCInventor of the heliocentric theory and a method of distance calculation of the Sun and the Moon.-42.881554317.11844642 ° 53 ' West23.73050223 ° 44 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestAristarchus crater region4.650134.650132.39250.198924731182796Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
343ARISTARCHUS FAA216672N3134272Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAristarque(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSamos310 BCSamos230 BCInventor of the heliocentric theory and a method of distance calculation of the Sun and the Moon.-46.57278313.4272246 ° 34 ' West21.66726321 ° 40 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestAristarchus crater region17.598117.59818.824750.140625Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
344ARISTARCHUS HAA226142N3142558Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAristarque(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSamos310 BCSamos230 BCInventor of the heliocentric theory and a method of distance calculation of the Sun and the Moon.-45.744115314.25588545 ° 45 ' West22.61428522 ° 37 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestAristarchus crater region4.42784.42782.28810.198871331828442Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
345ARISTARCHUS NAA228328N3169729Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAristarque(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSamos310 BCSamos230 BCInventor of the heliocentric theory and a method of distance calculation of the Sun and the Moon.-43.027043316.97295743 ° 2 ' West22.83284822 ° 50 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestAristarchus crater region3.136933.136931.56220.198089171974522Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
346ARISTARCHUS SAA192907N3137175Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAristarque(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSamos310 BCSamos230 BCInventor of the heliocentric theory and a method of distance calculation of the Sun and the Moon.-46.282499313.71750146 ° 17 ' West19.29078519 ° 17 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestAristarchus crater region3.79923.79921.97540.198421052631579Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
347ARISTARCHUS TAA196687N3135003Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAristarque(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSamos310 BCSamos230 BCInventor of the heliocentric theory and a method of distance calculation of the Sun and the Moon.-46.499674313.50032646 ° 30 ' West19.66879119 ° 40 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestAristarchus crater region3.332473.332471.66600.198198198198198Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
348ARISTARCHUS UAA197293N3113591Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAristarque(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSamos310 BCSamos230 BCInventor of the heliocentric theory and a method of distance calculation of the Sun and the Moon.-48.640802311.35919848 ° 38 ' West19.72930419 ° 44 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestAristarchus crater region3.451313.451311.76840.198260869565217Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
349ARISTARCHUS ZAA254853N3115133Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAristarque(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BCSamos310 BCSamos230 BCInventor of the heliocentric theory and a method of distance calculation of the Sun and the Moon.-48.486682311.51331848 ° 29 ' West25.48536425 ° 29 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestAristarchus crater region7.739057.739053.815480.2Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
350ARISTILLUS AAA336433N45337Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAristillus(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BC?About 280 BC??Lived in Alexandrie4.5337344.5337344 ° 32 ' East33.64334733 ° 39 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastNorth of Archimedes crater region4.43744.43742.28830.198873873873874Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
351ARISTILLUS BAA347957N3580749Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAristillus(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreeceGreek-33 rd century BC?About 280 BC??Lived in Alexandrie-1.925048358.0749521 ° 56 ' West34.79575534 ° 48 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastNorth of Archimedes crater region8.023278.02327416040.2Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
352ARISTOTELES DAA474830N147137Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAristote(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherGreeceGreek-44 th century BCStagire384 BCChalcis322 BCUniversal scientist. Creator of the Logic. Tutor of Alexander the Great. Works on animals and rocks.14.71376514.71376514 ° 43 ' East47.48301947 ° 29 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb5.606665.606662.811180.199286987522282Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
353ARISTOTELES MAA534989N272624Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAristote(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherGreeceGreek-44 th century BCStagire384 BCChalcis322 BCUniversal scientist. Creator of the Logic. Tutor of Alexander the Great. Works on animals and rocks.27.26246127.26246127 ° 16 ' East53.49891453 ° 30 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb6.976156.976153.413940.199713467048711Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
354ARISTOTELES NAA528995N268376Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAristote(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherGreeceGreek-44 th century BCStagire384 BCChalcis322 BCUniversal scientist. Creator of the Logic. Tutor of Alexander the Great. Works on animals and rocks.26.83766326.83766326 ° 50 ' East52.89951452 ° 54 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb5.303935.303932.610560.199245283018868Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
355ARMINSKI DAA160441S1549712Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFranciszek ArminskiAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerPolskaPolish1919 th century?1789?1848?154.971268154.971268154 ° 58 ' East-16.04411616 ° 3 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined11.236411.23645.622560.200711743772242Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
356ARMINSKI KAA170930S1546427Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFranciszek ArminskiAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerPolskaPolish1919 th century?1789?1848?154.64279154.64279154 ° 39 ' East-17.09300717 ° 6 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined20.047820.04781025740.128379052369077Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
357ARNOLD AAA687681N395990Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundCristoph Arnold(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th century?1650?1695?39.59903139.59903139 ° 36 ' East68.76817668 ° 46 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb55.131855.131827.534900.063304915653909Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
358ARNOLD EAA714823N380951Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundCristoph Arnold(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th century?1650?1695?38.09511338.09511338 ° 6 ' East71.4823971 ° 29 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb31.150231.150215.529390.094349919743178Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
359ARNOLD FAA675512N351811Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundCristoph Arnold(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th century?1650?1695?35.1811135.1811135 ° 11 ' East67.5512767 ° 33 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb10.412610.41265.220880.200576368876081Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
360ARNOLD GAA673907N314497Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundCristoph Arnold(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th century?1650?1695?31.44971931.44971931 ° 27 ' East67.39071767 ° 23 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb10.640310.64035.321350.200657894736842Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
361ARNOLD HAA725922N449809Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundCristoph Arnold(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th century?1650?1695?44.98097144.98097144 ° 59 ' East72.59221372 ° 36 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb12.818812.81886.425770.201014040561622Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
362ARNOLD JAA658950N338166Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundCristoph Arnold(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th century?1650?1695?33.81662633.81662633 ° 49 ' East65.89509365 ° 54 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb6.172056.17205312310.199513776337115Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
363ARNOLD KAA707073N423780Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundCristoph Arnold(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th century?1650?1695?42.37808842.37808842 ° 23 ' East70.70730870 ° 42 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb30.003630.00361529060.096866666666667Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
364ARNOLD LAA699977N357717Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundCristoph Arnold(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th century?1650?1695?35.77173435.77173435 ° 46 ' East69.99777269 ° 60 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb34.886934.886917.430410.087159644597306Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
365ARNOLD MAA682929N435915Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundCristoph Arnold(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th century?1650?1695?43.5915343.5915343 ° 35 ' East68.29299168 ° 18 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb6.7686.7683.313520.199704579025111Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
366ARNOLD NAA701524N416041Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundCristoph Arnold(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th century?1650?1695?41.60417241.60417241 ° 36 ' East70.15246970 ° 9 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb18.806718.80679.425250.134237107921318Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
367ARRHENIUS JAA575169S2715491Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundSvante August ArrheniusIAU 19... ??Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedChemistSwedenSwedish1919 th century?1859?1927Author of electric dissociation theory. Nobel laureate on 1903.-88.450841271.54915988 ° 27 ' West-57.51694657 ° 31 ' SouthLibrations zoneSouth-WestArrhenius16.983216.98328.424480.14416961130742Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated14Full MoonSix days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
368ARTEM'EV GAA100118N2163080Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactPre-Nectarian (From -4.55 billions years to -3.92 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundVladimir A. Artem'evAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedengineerU. S. S. R.Soviet2020 th century?1885?1962Scientist involved in the soviet space program.-143.691924216.308076143 ° 42 ' West10.01183710 ° 1 ' NorthFarsideNorth-WestNot defined60.943960.943930.435970.059025270758123Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
369ARTEM'EV LAA79628N2157967Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundVladimir A. Artem'evAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedengineerU. S. S. R.Soviet2020 th century?1885?1962Scientist involved in the soviet space program.-144.203285215.796715144 ° 12 ' West7.9628227 ° 58 ' NorthFarsideNorth-WestNot defined27.974927.974913.928450.10171612441902Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
370ARZACHEL AAA180645S3584900Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAl Zarqalï(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and mathematicianArabiaArabian1111 th century?1029Cordoue1100Personal astronomer of the king of Toledo al-Ma'mun. Inventor of several instruments of observation. Editor of the first astronomical tables called-1.509919358.4900811 ° 31 ' West-18.06452318 ° 4 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestArzachel crater region8.689758.689754.317400.200230149597238Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
371ARZACHEL BAA170617S3570155Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAl Zarqalï(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and mathematicianArabiaArabian1111 th century?1029Cordoue1100Personal astronomer of the king of Toledo al-Ma'mun. Inventor of several instruments of observation. Editor of the first astronomical tables called-2.984418357.0155822 ° 59 ' West-17.06173717 ° 4 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestArzachel crater region7.713087.713083.815420.2Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
372ARZACHEL CAA174863S3562926Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAl Zarqalï(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and mathematicianArabiaArabian1111 th century?1029Cordoue1100Personal astronomer of the king of Toledo al-Ma'mun. Inventor of several instruments of observation. Editor of the first astronomical tables called-3.707303356.2926973 ° 42 ' West-17.48638717 ° 29 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestArzachel crater region5.660875.660872.811280.199293286219081Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
373ARZACHEL DAA201931S3578560Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAl Zarqalï(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and mathematicianArabiaArabian1111 th century?1029Cordoue1100Personal astronomer of the king of Toledo al-Ma'mun. Inventor of several instruments of observation. Editor of the first astronomical tables called-2.143931357.8560692 ° 9 ' West-20.19318320 ° 12 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestArzachel crater region7.459317.459313.714910.199865951742627Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
374ARZACHEL HAA186927S3579522Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAl Zarqalï(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and mathematicianArabiaArabian1111 th century?1029Cordoue1100Personal astronomer of the king of Toledo al-Ma'mun. Inventor of several instruments of observation. Editor of the first astronomical tables called-2.047732357.9522682 ° 3 ' West-18.69277118 ° 42 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestArzachel crater region4.078034.0780328110.198774509803922Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
375ARZACHEL KAA183776S3583762Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAl Zarqalï(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and mathematicianArabiaArabian1111 th century?1029Cordoue1100Personal astronomer of the king of Toledo al-Ma'mun. Inventor of several instruments of observation. Editor of the first astronomical tables called-1.623755358.3762451 ° 37 ' West-18.37769418 ° 23 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestArzachel crater region3.500883.500881.76940.198285714285714Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
376ARZACHEL LAA199630S1328Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAl Zarqalï(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and mathematicianArabiaArabian1111 th century?1029Cordoue1100Personal astronomer of the king of Toledo al-Ma'mun. Inventor of several instruments of observation. Editor of the first astronomical tables called0.1328970.1328970 ° 8 ' East-19.96301619 ° 58 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestArzachel crater region4.407684.407682.28770.198866213151927Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
377ARZACHEL MAA206469S3591262Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAl Zarqalï(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and mathematicianArabiaArabian1111 th century?1029Cordoue1100Personal astronomer of the king of Toledo al-Ma'mun. Inventor of several instruments of observation. Editor of the first astronomical tables called-0.873759359.1262410 ° 52 ' West-20.64698920 ° 39 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestArzachel crater region3.018533.018531.55980.198013245033113Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
378ARZACHEL NAA204156S3577306Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAl Zarqalï(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and mathematicianArabiaArabian1111 th century?1029Cordoue1100Personal astronomer of the king of Toledo al-Ma'mun. Inventor of several instruments of observation. Editor of the first astronomical tables called-2.269326357.7306742 ° 16 ' West-20.41563220 ° 25 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestArzachel crater region2.75652.75651.35460.197826086956522Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
379ARZACHEL TAA176845S3587004Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAl Zarqalï(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and mathematicianArabiaArabian1111 th century?1029Cordoue1100Personal astronomer of the king of Toledo al-Ma'mun. Inventor of several instruments of observation. Editor of the first astronomical tables called-1.299522358.7004781 ° 18 ' West-17.68458117 ° 41 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestArzachel crater region2.960572.960571.45860.197972972972973Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
380ARZACHEL YAA182735S3557395Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAl Zarqalï(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and mathematicianArabiaArabian1111 th century?1029Cordoue1100Personal astronomer of the king of Toledo al-Ma'mun. Inventor of several instruments of observation. Editor of the first astronomical tables called-4.260449355.7395514 ° 16 ' West-18.2735718 ° 16 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestArzachel crater region3.9163.9161.97780.198469387755102Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
381ASCLEPI AAA530978S230142Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundGuiseppe Asclepi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and physicistItalyItalian1818 th century?1706?1776?23.01422823.01422823 ° 1 ' East-53.09786453 ° 6 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb13.432413.43246.727010.201116902457185Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
382ASCLEPI BAA542392S238256Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundGuiseppe Asclepi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and physicistItalyItalian1818 th century?1706?1776?23.82561723.82561723 ° 50 ' East-54.23922954 ° 14 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb17.257917.25798.624600.14252607184241Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
383ASCLEPI CAA535793S235490Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundGuiseppe Asclepi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and physicistItalyItalian1818 th century?1706?1776?23.54905623.54905623 ° 33 ' East-53.57938553 ° 35 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb9.57159.57154.719180.200417972831766Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
384ASCLEPI DAA536598S240876Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundGuiseppe Asclepi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and physicistItalyItalian1818 th century?1706?1776?24.08763324.08763324 ° 5 ' East-53.65989253 ° 40 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb17.862717.86278.924860.139193729003359Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
385ASCLEPI EAA522589S241548Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundGuiseppe Asclepi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and physicistItalyItalian1818 th century?1706?1776?24.15488124.15488124 ° 9 ' East-52.25893952 ° 16 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb6.387216.387213.112750.199530516431925Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
386ASCLEPI GAA534950S247981Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundGuiseppe Asclepi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and physicistItalyItalian1818 th century?1706?1776?24.79816124.79816124 ° 48 ' East-53.49502653 ° 30 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb4.930084.930082.49810.198985801217039Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
387ASCLEPI HAA528037S251960Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundGuiseppe Asclepi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and physicistItalyItalian1818 th century?1706?1776?25.1960625.1960625 ° 12 ' East-52.8037352 ° 48 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb18.215718.21579.125010.137266739846323Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
388ASTON KAA350354N2721123Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancis William Aston(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhysicistEnglandEnglish2020 th centuryHarborne1877Cambridge1945Discoverer of isotopes. Nobel Price of chemistry in 1922.-87.887661272.11233987 ° 53 ' West35.03543935 ° 2 ' NorthLibrations zoneNorth-WestMoon North-West limb14.463614.46367.229100.201244813278008Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated14Full Moon6 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
389ASTON LAA354722N2734926Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancis William Aston(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhysicistEnglandEnglish2020 th centuryHarborne1877Cambridge1945Discoverer of isotopes. Nobel Price of chemistry in 1922.-86.507301273.49269986 ° 30 ' West35.47222935 ° 28 ' NorthLibrations zoneNorth-WestMoon North-West limb10.080310.0803520210.200496031746032Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated14Full Moon6 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
390ATLAS AAA453407N495578Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAtlas(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMythological characterGreeceGreek020 th centuryNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableGiant father of Pleiads and Hyades condemned by Zeus to sustain the celestial vault on its shoulders to have been the ally of Titans.49.55782249.55782249 ° 33 ' East45.34072545 ° 20 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastAtlas crater South-East region22.218822.218811.126550.119486948694869Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
391ATLAS DAA504006N496504Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAtlas(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMythological characterGreeceGreek020 th centuryNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableGiant father of Pleiads and Hyades condemned by Zeus to sustain the celestial vault on its shoulders to have been the ally of Titans.49.65044449.65044449 ° 39 ' East50.40068950 ° 24 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastAtlas crater South-East region25.819225.819212.927770.107552285050349Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
392ATLAS EAA486056N424999Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAtlas(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMythological characterGreeceGreek020 th centuryNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableGiant father of Pleiads and Hyades condemned by Zeus to sustain the celestial vault on its shoulders to have been the ally of Titans.42.49994642.49994642 ° 30 ' East48.60567248 ° 36 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastAtlas crater South-East region57.984157.984128.935430.061107278371852Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
393ATLAS GAA507274N464685Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAtlas(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMythological characterGreeceGreek020 th centuryNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableGiant father of Pleiads and Hyades condemned by Zeus to sustain the celestial vault on its shoulders to have been the ally of Titans.46.46857546.46857546 ° 28 ' East50.72744250 ° 44 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastAtlas crater South-East region21.419721.419710.726250.122549019607843Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
394ATLAS LAA513323N486154Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAtlas(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMythological characterGreeceGreek020 th centuryNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableGiant father of Pleiads and Hyades condemned by Zeus to sustain the celestial vault on its shoulders to have been the ally of Titans.48.6154348.6154348 ° 37 ' East51.33239851 ° 20 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastAtlas crater South-East region5.393265.393262.610740.199257884972171Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
395ATLAS PAA496578N530002Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAtlas(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMythological characterGreeceGreek020 th centuryNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableGiant father of Pleiads and Hyades condemned by Zeus to sustain the celestial vault on its shoulders to have been the ally of Titans.53.00027453.00027453 ° 0 ' East49.6578849 ° 39 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastAtlas crater South-East region26.895726.895713.428120.10453531598513Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
396ATLAS WAA444250N442219Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAtlas(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMythological characterGreeceGreek020 th centuryNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableGiant father of Pleiads and Hyades condemned by Zeus to sustain the celestial vault on its shoulders to have been the ally of Titans.44.22195944.22195944 ° 13 ' East44.42504644 ° 26 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastAtlas crater South-East region4.314954.314952.18570.198839907192575Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
397ATLAS XAA451240N451047Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAtlas(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMythological characterGreeceGreek020 th centuryNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableNot appliableGiant father of Pleiads and Hyades condemned by Zeus to sustain the celestial vault on its shoulders to have been the ally of Titans.45.10478245.10478245 ° 6 ' East45.12408445 ° 7 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastAtlas crater South-East region5.017775.017772.59990.199003984063745Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
398AUTOLYCUS AAA309236N21726Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAutolycus(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreeceGreek-44 th century BC?About 330 BC???2.1726622.1726622 ° 10 ' East30.92365330 ° 55 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastNorth of Archimedes crater region4.169034.1690328290.198800959232614Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
399AUTOLYCUS KAA312139N54259Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAutolycus(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGreeceGreek-44 th century BC?About 330 BC???5.4259645.4259645 ° 26 ' East31.21398631 ° 13 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastNorth of Archimedes crater region3.020083.020081.55980.198013245033113Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation7First Quarter6 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
400AUWERS AAA137734N183063Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundArthur Auwers(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1919 th centuryGöttingen1838Berlin1915Author of a fundamental star catalogue used for meridian refractors observations.18.30635618.30635618 ° 18 ' East13.77349913 ° 46 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastSouth-East part of Mare Serenitatis7.579747.579743.715160.2Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
401AUZOUT CAA87856N652680Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAdrien Auzout(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerFranceFrench1717 th centuryRouen1622Rome1691Inventor of the micrometer in 1667. Improved astronomical instruments of the period.65.26807665.26807665 ° 16 ' East8.7856768 ° 47 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East limb16.863816.86388.424430.144899169632266Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
402AUZOUT DAA93489N624277Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAdrien Auzout(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerFranceFrench1717 th centuryRouen1622Rome1691Inventor of the micrometer in 1667. Improved astronomical instruments of the period.62.42779662.42779662 ° 26 ' East9.3489889 ° 21 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East limb11.658811.65885.823420.200857632933105Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
403AUZOUT EAA95695N606589Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAdrien Auzout(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerFranceFrench1717 th centuryRouen1622Rome1691Inventor of the micrometer in 1667. Improved astronomical instruments of the period.60.65892860.65892860 ° 40 ' East9.5695569 ° 34 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East limb17.35917.3598.624640.141935483870968Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
404AUZOUT LAA83423N612955Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAdrien Auzout(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerFranceFrench1717 th centuryRouen1622Rome1691Inventor of the micrometer in 1667. Improved astronomical instruments of the period.61.29557161.29557161 ° 18 ' East8.3423998 ° 21 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East limb7.503837.503833.714990.199866666666667Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
405AUZOUT RAA87029N600443Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAdrien Auzout(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerFranceFrench1717 th centuryRouen1622Rome1691Inventor of the micrometer in 1667. Improved astronomical instruments of the period.60.04432460.04432460 ° 3 ' East8.7029158 ° 42 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East limb7.678297.678293.815360.2Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
406AUZOUT UAA93942N610456Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAdrien Auzout(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerFranceFrench1717 th centuryRouen1622Rome1691Inventor of the micrometer in 1667. Improved astronomical instruments of the period.61.04563561.04563561 ° 3 ' East9.3942529 ° 24 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East limb8.148088.14808416310.200122699386503Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
407AUZOUT VAA93414N613089Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAdrien Auzout(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerFranceFrench1717 th centuryRouen1622Rome1691Inventor of the micrometer in 1667. Improved astronomical instruments of the period.61.30897961.30897961 ° 19 ' East9.3414899 ° 20 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East limb7.822857.822853.915640.2Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
408AVICENNA EAA401947N2687494Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbu Ali Al Husayn Ibn SinaAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedphilosophistIranIranian1111 th centuryAfchana980Hamadhan1037Doctor of prince Boukhara. Author of medecine cannons. Numerous deseases description and of their treatment. Author of a cosmology based on possible and necessary beings.-91.250514268.74948691 ° 15 ' West40.19474140 ° 12 ' NorthLibrations zoneNorth-WestNot defined25.644425.644412.827710.108073322932917Circular formation located on librations zone of farside.1Low interest or difficult formation14Full MoonSix days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
409AVICENNA GAA391862N2679466Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbu Ali Al Husayn Ibn SinaAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedphilosophistIranIranian1111 th centuryAfchana980Hamadhan1037Doctor of prince Boukhara. Author of medecine cannons. Numerous deseases description and of their treatment. Author of a cosmology based on possible and necessary beings.-92.053318267.94668292 ° 3 ' West39.18625639 ° 11 ' NorthLibrations zoneNorth-WestNot defined24.506924.506912.227340.111546307629539Circular formation located on librations zone of farside.1Low interest or difficult formation14Full MoonSix days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
410AVICENNA RAA388951N2599244Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbu Ali Al Husayn Ibn SinaAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedphilosophistIranIranian1111 th centuryAfchana980Hamadhan1037Doctor of prince Boukhara. Author of medecine cannons. Numerous deseases description and of their treatment. Author of a cosmology based on possible and necessary beings.-100.075586259.924414100 ° 5 ' West38.89515738 ° 54 ' NorthFarsideNorth-WestNot defined18.739318.73939.325220.134578441835646Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
411AVOGADRO DAA638436N1702239Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAmedeo (Conte Di Quarengna e Cerreto)Andersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedchemistItalyItalian1919 th centuryTurino1776Turino1856Physics professor in Turino university in 1820. Discoverer of atoms number in an atom-gram. Author of a law on gases density.170.223922170.223922170 ° 13 ' East63.84360563 ° 51 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastNot defined19.473619.47369.725510.131022085259373Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
412AZOPHI AAA244327S111828Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbd al-Rahman Al-Sufi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian1010 th centuryRey903?986Author of the Book on permanent star constellations in 965 and works on the astrolabe and the astrology.11.18285211.18285211 ° 11 ' East-24.43277124 ° 26 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region28.30328.30314.128550.100883392226148Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
413AZOPHI BAA235849S105888Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbd al-Rahman Al-Sufi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian1010 th centuryRey903?986Author of the Book on permanent star constellations in 965 and works on the astrolabe and the astrology.10.5888910.5888910 ° 35 ' East-23.58496423 ° 35 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region18.326718.32679.125050.136661211129296Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
414AZOPHI CAA218099S130611Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAbd al-Rahman Al-Sufi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian1010 th centuryRey903?986Author of the Book on permanent star constellations in 965 and works on the astrolabe and the astrology.13.06116813.06116813 ° 4 ' East-21.80992321 ° 49 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region5.3585.3582.610680.199253731343284Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
415AZOPHI DAA243247S133891Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbd al-Rahman Al-Sufi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian1010 th centuryRey903?986Author of the Book on permanent star constellations in 965 and works on the astrolabe and the astrology.13.38915213.38915213 ° 23 ' East-24.32471524 ° 19 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region8.489368.489364.217000.200235571260306Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
416AZOPHI EAA234833S137718Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAbd al-Rahman Al-Sufi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian1010 th centuryRey903?986Author of the Book on permanent star constellations in 965 and works on the astrolabe and the astrology.13.77182913.77182913 ° 46 ' East-23.48338423 ° 29 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region4.914184.914182.49770.1989816700611Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
417AZOPHI FAA223088S138381Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbd al-Rahman Al-Sufi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian1010 th centuryRey903?986Author of the Book on permanent star constellations in 965 and works on the astrolabe and the astrology.13.83813613.83813613 ° 50 ' East-22.30885422 ° 19 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region5.950135.950132.911870.199495798319328Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
418AZOPHI GAA238671S122677Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbd al-Rahman Al-Sufi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian1010 th centuryRey903?986Author of the Book on permanent star constellations in 965 and works on the astrolabe and the astrology.12.26773412.26773412 ° 16 ' East-23.86711123 ° 52 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region54.645954.645927.334810.063696248856359Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
419AZOPHI HAA255829S118393Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbd al-Rahman Al-Sufi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian1010 th centuryRey903?986Author of the Book on permanent star constellations in 965 and works on the astrolabe and the astrology.11.83933411.83933411 ° 50 ' East-25.58297425 ° 35 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region20.701420.701410.325990.125555555555556Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
420AZOPHI JAA212856S131669Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAbd al-Rahman Al-Sufi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerArabiaArabian1010 th centuryRey903?986Author of the Book on permanent star constellations in 965 and works on the astrolabe and the astrology.13.16699913.16699913 ° 10 ' East-21.28560821 ° 17 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastWest of Catharina crater region7.527667.527663.715050.199867197875166Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
421BABBAGE AAA591432N3043548Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactLower Imbrian (From -3.85 billions years to -3.8 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundBabbage A (Charles Babbage)IAU 2006Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedInventorEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryTeignmouth1792London1871Invented a machine to calculate known as computer ancestor. Treaty on the production in large series in 1832.-55.64517304.3548355 ° 39 ' West59.1432259 ° 9 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North-North-West limb32.278132.278116.129700.092007434944238Situated in the arena of Babbage. Circular formation.Pretty steep slopes.Pretty high walls in terraces.Little extensive and flat floor.2Fairly interesting formation125 days after First Quarter4 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
422BABBAGE BAA570548N3003655Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundCharles Babbage(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedInventorEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryTeignmouth1792London1871Invented a machine to calculate known as computer ancestor. Treaty on the production in large series in 1832.-59.634458300.36554259 ° 38 ' West57.05487157 ° 3 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North-North-West limb6.547756.547753.213080.19969465648855Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated125 days after First Quarter4 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
423BABBAGE CAA591930N3024875Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundCharles Babbage(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedInventorEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryTeignmouth1792London1871Invented a machine to calculate known as computer ancestor. Treaty on the production in large series in 1832.-57.512416302.48758457 ° 31 ' West59.19307959 ° 12 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North-North-West limb13.711513.71156.827580.201167031363968Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated125 days after First Quarter4 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
424BABBAGE DAA586490N2988341Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactPre-Nectarian (From -4.55 billions years to -3.92 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundCharles Babbage(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedInventorEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryTeignmouth1792London1871Invented a machine to calculate known as computer ancestor. Treaty on the production in large series in 1832.-61.165869298.83413161 ° 10 ' West58.64900258 ° 39 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North-North-West limb70.955170.955135.437650.053058060879369Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated125 days after First Quarter4 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
425BABBAGE EAA584674N2983948Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundCharles Babbage(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedInventorEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryTeignmouth1792London1871Invented a machine to calculate known as computer ancestor. Treaty on the production in large series in 1832.-61.605131298.39486961 ° 36 ' West58.46740458 ° 28 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North-North-West limb7.182527.182523.514350.199860724233983Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated125 days after First Quarter4 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
426BABBAGE UAA609666N3086574Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundCharles Babbage(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedInventorEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryTeignmouth1792London1871Invented a machine to calculate known as computer ancestor. Treaty on the production in large series in 1832.-51.342532308.65746851 ° 21 ' West60.96660360 ° 58 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North-North-West limb5.09475.09472.510140.199214145383104Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation125 days after First Quarter4 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
427BABBAGE XAA602970N3097153Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundCharles Babbage(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedInventorEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryTeignmouth1792London1871Invented a machine to calculate known as computer ancestor. Treaty on the production in large series in 1832.-50.284642309.71535850 ° 17 ' West60.29701360 ° 18 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North-North-West limb6.368346.368343.112710.199529042386185Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation125 days after First Quarter4 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
428BABCOCK HAA31092N965079Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactPre-Nectarian (From -4.55 billions years to -3.92 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundHarold D. BabcockAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerU. S. A.American2020 th century?1882?1968?96.50795496.50795496 ° 30 ' East3.1092063 ° 7 ' NorthLibrations zoneNorth-EastNot defined63.397763.397731.736400.057413249211357Circular formation located on librations zone of farside.1Low interest or difficult formation2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
429BABCOCK KAA11884N951448Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundHarold D. BabcockAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerU. S. A.American2020 th century?1882?1968?95.1448795.1448795 ° 9 ' East1.1884171 ° 11 ' NorthLibrations zoneNorth-EastNot defined9.977079.977074.920010.200501002004008Circular formation located on librations zone of farside.1Low interest or difficult formation2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
430BACKLUND EAA157980S1055700Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundOscar A. BacklundAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerSwedenSwedish1919 th centuryKarlstad1846Poulkovo1916Director of Pulkovo observatory in 1895. Survey of celestial mechanic.105.570019105.570019105 ° 34 ' East-15.79802215 ° 48 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined13.384913.38496.626910.201121076233184Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
431BACKLUND LAA183669S1038153Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundOscar A. BacklundAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerSwedenSwedish1919 th centuryKarlstad1846Poulkovo1916Director of Pulkovo observatory in 1895. Survey of celestial mechanic.103.815315103.815315103 ° 49 ' East-18.36693818 ° 22 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined57.192457.192428.535290.061706592061549Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
432BACKLUND NAA179104S1030667Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundOscar A. BacklundAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerSwedenSwedish1919 th centuryKarlstad1846Poulkovo1916Director of Pulkovo observatory in 1895. Survey of celestial mechanic.103.066776103.066776103 ° 4 ' East-17.91042817 ° 55 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined18.043518.0435924930.138192904656319Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
433BACKLUND PAA190060S1023089Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundOscar A. BacklundAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerSwedenSwedish1919 th centuryKarlstad1846Poulkovo1916Director of Pulkovo observatory in 1895. Survey of celestial mechanic.102.308987102.308987102 ° 19 ' East-19.00602319 ° 0 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined26.187126.18711327890.106491027109584Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
434BACKLUND RAA169008S1018657Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundOscar A. BacklundAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerSwedenSwedish1919 th centuryKarlstad1846Poulkovo1916Director of Pulkovo observatory in 1895. Survey of celestial mechanic.101.865708101.865708101 ° 52 ' East-16.90081216 ° 54 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined22.967822.967811.426810.11671745755333Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
435BACKLUND SAA169227S1009904Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundOscar A. BacklundAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerSwedenSwedish1919 th centuryKarlstad1846Poulkovo1916Director of Pulkovo observatory in 1895. Survey of celestial mechanic.100.990406100.990406100 ° 59 ' East-16.92275916 ° 55 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined20.84720.84710.426040.124892086330935Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
436BACO AAA529861S202107Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactNectarian (From -3.92 billions years to -3.85 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundRoger Bacon(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherEnglandEnglish1313 th centuryIlchester1214Oxford1294Father of the scientific experimentation. Nicknamed the 'Admirable Doctor'. Inventor of many transport devices and products including gun powder.20.21076320.21076320 ° 13 ' East-52.98614252 ° 59 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb38.71438.71419.331370.081038491345906Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
437BACO BAA496312S165813Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactNectarian (From -3.92 billions years to -3.85 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundRoger Bacon(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherEnglandEnglish1313 th centuryIlchester1214Oxford1294Father of the scientific experimentation. Nicknamed the 'Admirable Doctor'. Inventor of many transport devices and products including gun powder.16.58133616.58133616 ° 35 ' East-49.63123349 ° 38 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb41.432141.432120.732020.07728699010379Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
438BACO CAA509187S147075Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundRoger Bacon(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherEnglandEnglish1313 th centuryIlchester1214Oxford1294Father of the scientific experimentation. Nicknamed the 'Admirable Doctor'. Inventor of many transport devices and products including gun powder.14.70750114.70750114 ° 42 ' East-50.9187750 ° 55 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb13.208113.20816.626560.20105980317941Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
439BACO DAA517269S162949Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundRoger Bacon(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherEnglandEnglish1313 th centuryIlchester1214Oxford1294Father of the scientific experimentation. Nicknamed the 'Admirable Doctor'. Inventor of many transport devices and products including gun powder.16.29499916.29499916 ° 18 ' East-51.72695251 ° 44 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb7.004627.004623.513980.199714285714286Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
440BACO EAA530287S161655Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundRoger Bacon(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherEnglandEnglish1313 th centuryIlchester1214Oxford1294Father of the scientific experimentation. Nicknamed the 'Admirable Doctor'. Inventor of many transport devices and products including gun powder.16.16551316.16551316 ° 10 ' East-53.02872253 ° 2 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb27.050427.050413.528160.104103512014787Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
441BACO FAA503653S176454Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundRoger Bacon(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherEnglandEnglish1313 th centuryIlchester1214Oxford1294Father of the scientific experimentation. Nicknamed the 'Admirable Doctor'. Inventor of many transport devices and products including gun powder.17.64544817.64544817 ° 39 ' East-50.36536450 ° 22 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb5.792565.792562.811540.199309153713299Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
442BACO GAA544688S171597Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundRoger Bacon(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherEnglandEnglish1313 th centuryIlchester1214Oxford1294Father of the scientific experimentation. Nicknamed the 'Admirable Doctor'. Inventor of many transport devices and products including gun powder.17.15979717.15979717 ° 10 ' East-54.46880154 ° 28 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb8.233418.233414.116470.200121506682868Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
443BACO HAA520664S189491Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundRoger Bacon(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherEnglandEnglish1313 th centuryIlchester1214Oxford1294Father of the scientific experimentation. Nicknamed the 'Admirable Doctor'. Inventor of many transport devices and products including gun powder.18.94914218.94914218 ° 57 ' East-52.06645852 ° 4 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb6.240456.240453.112450.199519230769231Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
444BACO JAA548306S192650Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundRoger Bacon(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherEnglandEnglish1313 th centuryIlchester1214Oxford1294Father of the scientific experimentation. Nicknamed the 'Admirable Doctor'. Inventor of many transport devices and products including gun powder.19.26500219.26500219 ° 16 ' East-54.83067654 ° 50 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb16.643716.64378.324330.146213942307692Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
445BACO KAA540793S176242Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundRoger Bacon(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherEnglandEnglish1313 th centuryIlchester1214Oxford1294Father of the scientific experimentation. Nicknamed the 'Admirable Doctor'. Inventor of many transport devices and products including gun powder.17.6242817.6242817 ° 37 ' East-54.07935654 ° 5 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb28.027328.02731428470.101569746699964Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
446BACO LAA496006S167543Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundRoger Bacon(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherEnglandEnglish1313 th centuryIlchester1214Oxford1294Father of the scientific experimentation. Nicknamed the 'Admirable Doctor'. Inventor of many transport devices and products including gun powder.16.75431816.75431816 ° 45 ' East-49.600649 ° 36 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb6.191856.19185312350.19951534733441Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
447BACO MAA492657S179515Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundRoger Bacon(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherEnglandEnglish1313 th centuryIlchester1214Oxford1294Father of the scientific experimentation. Nicknamed the 'Admirable Doctor'. Inventor of many transport devices and products including gun powder.17.9515517.9515517 ° 57 ' East-49.26576349 ° 16 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb7.223937.223933.614430.199861495844875Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
448BACO NAA508959S162041Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundRoger Bacon(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherEnglandEnglish1313 th centuryIlchester1214Oxford1294Father of the scientific experimentation. Nicknamed the 'Admirable Doctor'. Inventor of many transport devices and products including gun powder.16.20419116.20419116 ° 12 ' East-50.89596350 ° 54 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb19.144119.14419.525380.132601880877743Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
449BACO OAA521249S198803Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundRoger Bacon(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherEnglandEnglish1313 th centuryIlchester1214Oxford1294Father of the scientific experimentation. Nicknamed the 'Admirable Doctor'. Inventor of many transport devices and products including gun powder.19.88030919.88030919 ° 53 ' East-52.12498552 ° 7 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb9.257119.257114.618550.200323974082073Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
450BACO PAA510368S197259Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundRoger Bacon(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherEnglandEnglish1313 th centuryIlchester1214Oxford1294Father of the scientific experimentation. Nicknamed the 'Admirable Doctor'. Inventor of many transport devices and products including gun powder.19.72597819.72597819 ° 44 ' East-51.03688551 ° 2 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb3.154673.154671.56240.198095238095238Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
451BACO QAA524060S186195Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundRoger Bacon(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherEnglandEnglish1313 th centuryIlchester1214Oxford1294Father of the scientific experimentation. Nicknamed the 'Admirable Doctor'. Inventor of many transport devices and products including gun powder.18.61953718.61953718 ° 37 ' East-52.40606252 ° 24 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb17.310717.31078.624620.142229924898902Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
452BACO RAA492414S209187Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundRoger Bacon(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherEnglandEnglish1313 th centuryIlchester1214Oxford1294Father of the scientific experimentation. Nicknamed the 'Admirable Doctor'. Inventor of many transport devices and products including gun powder.20.91874420.91874420 ° 55 ' East-49.24146649 ° 14 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb17.429117.42918.724670.141537578886977Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
453BACO SAA494135S184563Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundRoger Bacon(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherEnglandEnglish1313 th centuryIlchester1214Oxford1294Father of the scientific experimentation. Nicknamed the 'Admirable Doctor'. Inventor of many transport devices and products including gun powder.18.45631918.45631918 ° 27 ' East-49.41356549 ° 25 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb16.706416.70648.324360.145780969479354Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
454BACO TAA538734S197711Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundRoger Bacon(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherEnglandEnglish1313 th centuryIlchester1214Oxford1294Father of the scientific experimentation. Nicknamed the 'Admirable Doctor'. Inventor of many transport devices and products including gun powder.19.77119319.77119319 ° 46 ' East-53.87340953 ° 52 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb4.878024.878022.49710.198975409836066Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
455BACO UAA524718S193047Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundRoger Bacon(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherEnglandEnglish1313 th centuryIlchester1214Oxford1294Father of the scientific experimentation. Nicknamed the 'Admirable Doctor'. Inventor of many transport devices and products including gun powder.19.3047419.3047419 ° 18 ' East-52.47189152 ° 28 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb5.801135.801132.911560.199310344827586Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
456BACO WAA533855S211136Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundRoger Bacon(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherEnglandEnglish1313 th centuryIlchester1214Oxford1294Father of the scientific experimentation. Nicknamed the 'Admirable Doctor'. Inventor of many transport devices and products including gun powder.21.11361521.11361521 ° 7 ' East-53.38554253 ° 23 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb9.043959.043954.518110.20033185840708Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
457BACO ZAA531138S149598Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundRoger Bacon(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopherEnglandEnglish1313 th centuryIlchester1214Oxford1294Father of the scientific experimentation. Nicknamed the 'Admirable Doctor'. Inventor of many transport devices and products including gun powder.14.95987714.95987714 ° 58 ' East-53.11389753 ° 7 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South limb6.525966.525963.213040.199693721286371Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
458BAILLAUD AAA756052N482771Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundBenjamin Baillaud(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerFranceFrench1919 th centuryChalon sur Saône1848Toulouse1934Director of the observatory of Toulouse. Participated in the 'map of the Sky' and to the creation of the International Bureau of the Hour in 1913.48.277148.277148 ° 17 ' East75.60523875 ° 36 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb55.605955.605927.834990.062920338068693Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
459BAILLAUD BAA729317N329106Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundBenjamin Baillaud(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerFranceFrench1919 th centuryChalon sur Saône1848Toulouse1934Director of the observatory of Toulouse. Participated in the 'map of the Sky' and to the creation of the International Bureau of the Hour in 1913.32.91066632.91066632 ° 55 ' East72.93177672 ° 56 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb18.08118.081924950.137997787610619Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
460BAILLAUD CAA749046N509143Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundBenjamin Baillaud(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerFranceFrench1919 th centuryChalon sur Saône1848Toulouse1934Director of the observatory of Toulouse. Participated in the 'map of the Sky' and to the creation of the International Bureau of the Hour in 1913.50.91435850.91435850 ° 55 ' East74.9046274 ° 54 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb11.363511.36355.622810.200792253521127Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
461BAILLAUD DAA734110N492797Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundBenjamin Baillaud(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerFranceFrench1919 th centuryChalon sur Saône1848Toulouse1934Director of the observatory of Toulouse. Participated in the 'map of the Sky' and to the creation of the International Bureau of the Hour in 1913.49.27974849.27974849 ° 17 ' East73.41105573 ° 25 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb15.415515.41557.723780.154215304798962Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
462BAILLAUD EAA743324N359534Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundBenjamin Baillaud(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerFranceFrench1919 th centuryChalon sur Saône1848Toulouse1934Director of the observatory of Toulouse. Participated in the 'map of the Sky' and to the creation of the International Bureau of the Hour in 1913.35.9534735.9534735 ° 57 ' East74.3324474 ° 20 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb14.284814.28487.128740.201260504201681Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
463BAILLAUD FAA756176N530248Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundBenjamin Baillaud(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerFranceFrench1919 th centuryChalon sur Saône1848Toulouse1934Director of the observatory of Toulouse. Participated in the 'map of the Sky' and to the creation of the International Bureau of the Hour in 1913.53.0248153.0248153 ° 1 ' East75.61765275 ° 37 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb18.811718.81179.425250.134237107921318Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
464BAILLY AAA692815S3004282Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactNectarian (From -3.92 billions years to -3.85 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundJean-Sylvain Bailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and political manFranceFrench1818 th centuryParis1736Paris1793Member of the Academy of Sciences in 1763. Author of several histories of the astronomy. Mayor of Paris.-59.571726300.42827459 ° 34 ' West-69.28150969 ° 17 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb42.681942.681921.332310.075702905342081Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated136 days after First Quarter5 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
465BAILLY BAA687355S2967502Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactNectarian (From -3.92 billions years to -3.85 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundJean-Sylvain Bailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and political manFranceFrench1818 th centuryParis1736Paris1793Member of the Academy of Sciences in 1763. Author of several histories of the astronomy. Mayor of Paris.-63.249797296.75020363 ° 15 ' West-68.73559168 ° 44 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb62.210962.210931.136190.058173927021379Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated136 days after First Quarter5 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
466BAILLY CAA657905S2896615Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJean-Sylvain Bailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and political manFranceFrench1818 th centuryParis1736Paris1793Member of the Academy of Sciences in 1763. Author of several histories of the astronomy. Mayor of Paris.-70.338405289.66159570 ° 20 ' West-65.79052265 ° 47 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb19.288619.28869.625440.131881804043546Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated136 days after First Quarter5 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
467BAILLY DAA652534S2876205Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJean-Sylvain Bailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and political manFranceFrench1818 th centuryParis1736Paris1793Member of the Academy of Sciences in 1763. Author of several histories of the astronomy. Mayor of Paris.-72.379475287.62052572 ° 23 ' West-65.25345765 ° 15 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb26.623626.623613.328030.105296769346356Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated136 days after First Quarter5 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
468BAILLY EAA624478S2942461Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJean-Sylvain Bailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and political manFranceFrench1818 th centuryParis1736Paris1793Member of the Academy of Sciences in 1763. Author of several histories of the astronomy. Mayor of Paris.-65.753805294.24619565 ° 45 ' West-62.44780862 ° 27 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb16.415216.41528.224230.147563946406821Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated136 days after First Quarter5 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
469BAILLY FAA674636S2904116Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJean-Sylvain Bailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and political manFranceFrench1818 th centuryParis1736Paris1793Member of the Academy of Sciences in 1763. Author of several histories of the astronomy. Mayor of Paris.-69.588361290.41163969 ° 35 ' West-67.46364967 ° 28 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb16.835116.83518.424420.145011876484561Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated136 days after First Quarter5 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
470BAILLY GAA656283S3005290Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJean-Sylvain Bailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and political manFranceFrench1818 th centuryParis1736Paris1793Member of the Academy of Sciences in 1763. Author of several histories of the astronomy. Mayor of Paris.-59.470984300.52901659 ° 28 ' West-65.62832265 ° 38 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb18.724918.72499.325210.134668803418803Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated136 days after First Quarter5 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
471BAILLY HAA635723S2974107Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJean-Sylvain Bailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and political manFranceFrench1818 th centuryParis1736Paris1793Member of the Academy of Sciences in 1763. Author of several histories of the astronomy. Mayor of Paris.-62.58924297.4107662 ° 35 ' West-63.57233963 ° 34 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb12.926412.92646.425990.201005413766435Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated136 days after First Quarter5 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
472BAILLY KAA627301S2832891Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJean-Sylvain Bailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and political manFranceFrench1818 th centuryParis1736Paris1793Member of the Academy of Sciences in 1763. Author of several histories of the astronomy. Mayor of Paris.-76.710896283.28910476 ° 43 ' West-62.73015562 ° 44 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb18.551718.55179.225140.135525606469003Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated136 days after First Quarter5 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
473BAILLY LAA607144S2888673Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJean-Sylvain Bailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and political manFranceFrench1818 th centuryParis1736Paris1793Member of the Academy of Sciences in 1763. Author of several histories of the astronomy. Mayor of Paris.-71.132689288.86731171 ° 8 ' West-60.71443360 ° 43 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb21.265421.265410.626200.123178185237424Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated136 days after First Quarter5 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
474BAILLY MAA611623S2924912Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJean-Sylvain Bailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and political manFranceFrench1818 th centuryParis1736Paris1793Member of the Academy of Sciences in 1763. Author of several histories of the astronomy. Mayor of Paris.-67.50875292.4912567 ° 31 ' West-61.16232461 ° 10 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb20.190920.19091025790.127736503219416Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated136 days after First Quarter5 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
475BAILLY NAA605271S2963196Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJean-Sylvain Bailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and political manFranceFrench1818 th centuryParis1736Paris1793Member of the Academy of Sciences in 1763. Author of several histories of the astronomy. Mayor of Paris.-63.680309296.31969163 ° 41 ' West-60.52714860 ° 32 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb10.963410.96345.422000.200729927007299Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated136 days after First Quarter5 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
476BAILLY OAA695865S3030789Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJean-Sylvain Bailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and political manFranceFrench1818 th centuryParis1736Paris1793Member of the Academy of Sciences in 1763. Author of several histories of the astronomy. Mayor of Paris.-56.921066303.07893456 ° 55 ' West-69.58655869 ° 35 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb18.720118.72019.325210.134668803418803Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated136 days after First Quarter5 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
477BAILLY PAA595732S2993300Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJean-Sylvain Bailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and political manFranceFrench1818 th centuryParis1736Paris1793Member of the Academy of Sciences in 1763. Author of several histories of the astronomy. Mayor of Paris.-60.669967299.33003360 ° 40 ' West-59.57326559 ° 34 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb14.384514.38457.128940.20125173852573Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated136 days after First Quarter5 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
478BAILLY RAA646614S2808177Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJean-Sylvain Bailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and political manFranceFrench1818 th centuryParis1736Paris1793Member of the Academy of Sciences in 1763. Author of several histories of the astronomy. Mayor of Paris.-79.18222280.8177879 ° 11 ' West-64.66141664 ° 40 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb17.14117.1418.524550.143232205367561Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated136 days after First Quarter5 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
479BAILLY TAA664942S2861703Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJean-Sylvain Bailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and political manFranceFrench1818 th centuryParis1736Paris1793Member of the Academy of Sciences in 1763. Author of several histories of the astronomy. Mayor of Paris.-73.829607286.17039373 ° 50 ' West-66.49424366 ° 30 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb19.42319.4239.725490.131256436663234Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated136 days after First Quarter5 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
480BAILLY UAA712410S2839678Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJean-Sylvain Bailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and political manFranceFrench1818 th centuryParis1736Paris1793Member of the Academy of Sciences in 1763. Author of several histories of the astronomy. Mayor of Paris.-76.032101283.96789976 ° 2 ' West-71.24104171 ° 14 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb23.974123.974111.927160.113308302044222Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated136 days after First Quarter5 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
481BAILLY VAA719113S2785516Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJean-Sylvain Bailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and political manFranceFrench1818 th centuryParis1736Paris1793Member of the Academy of Sciences in 1763. Author of several histories of the astronomy. Mayor of Paris.-81.448301278.55169981 ° 27 ' West-71.91135571 ° 55 ' SouthLibrations zoneSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb32.153832.15381629670.092286158631415Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated136 days after First Quarter5 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
482BAILLY YAA610426S2943979Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJean-Sylvain Bailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and political manFranceFrench1818 th centuryParis1736Paris1793Member of the Academy of Sciences in 1763. Author of several histories of the astronomy. Mayor of Paris.-65.602078294.39792265 ° 36 ' West-61.04265561 ° 3 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb14.255614.25567.128700.201262272089762Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated136 days after First Quarter5 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
483BAILLY ZAA602170S2941426Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJean-Sylvain Bailly(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScientist and political manFranceFrench1818 th centuryParis1736Paris1793Member of the Academy of Sciences in 1763. Author of several histories of the astronomy. Mayor of Paris.-65.857352294.14264865 ° 51 ' West-60.21708460 ° 13 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb13.491313.49136.727130.201111934766494Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated136 days after First Quarter5 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
484BAILY AAA487060N313870Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancis Baily(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and mathematicianEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryNewbury1774London1844Founder of the astronomical Company of London in 1836. Determination of the density of the Earth. Discoverer of the phenomenon of 'grains of Baily' during solar eclipses in 1836.31.38704431.38704431 ° 23 ' East48.70600548 ° 42 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North-North-East limb16.254716.25478.124160.148676923076923Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
485BAILY BAA510014N351813Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancis Baily(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and mathematicianEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryNewbury1774London1844Founder of the astronomical Company of London in 1836. Determination of the density of the Earth. Discoverer of the phenomenon of 'grains of Baily' during solar eclipses in 1836.35.18133235.18133235 ° 11 ' East51.00142551 ° 0 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North-North-East limb6.962936.962933.413900.199712643678161Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
486BAILY KAA515067N305276Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancis Baily(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and mathematicianEnglandEnglish1919 th centuryNewbury1774London1844Founder of the astronomical Company of London in 1836. Determination of the density of the Earth. Discoverer of the phenomenon of 'grains of Baily' during solar eclipses in 1836.30.52765430.52765430 ° 32 ' East51.50672351 ° 30 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North-North-East limb3.419493.419491.76780.198245614035088Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
487BALBOA AAA174169N2779798Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian (From -3.2 billions years to -1.1 billions years) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundVasco Nunez de Balboa(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedNavigator and explorerSpainSpanish1515 th centuryJerez1475Acla1517Discoverer of the Pacific Ocean in 1513.-82.020123277.97987782 ° 1 ' West17.4169917 ° 25 ' NorthLibrations zoneNorth-WestMoon West-North-West limb46.660946.660923.333190.071131590227175Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated14Full Moon6 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
488BALBOA BAA204934N2774259Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactPre-Nectarian (From -4.55 billions years to -3.92 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundVasco Nunez de Balboa(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedNavigator and explorerSpainSpanish1515 th centuryJerez1475Acla1517Discoverer of the Pacific Ocean in 1513.-82.574043277.42595782 ° 34 ' West20.493420 ° 30 ' NorthLibrations zoneNorth-WestMoon West-North-West limb54.247354.247327.134730.064018433179724Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated14Full Moon6 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
489BALBOA CAA195871N2808315Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundVasco Nunez de Balboa(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedNavigator and explorerSpainSpanish1515 th centuryJerez1475Acla1517Discoverer of the Pacific Ocean in 1513.-79.168473280.83152779 ° 10 ' West19.58716819 ° 35 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon West-North-West limb26.093126.09311327860.106784208509007Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated14Full Moon6 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
490BALBOA DAA182468N2802005Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundVasco Nunez de Balboa(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedNavigator and explorerSpainSpanish1515 th centuryJerez1475Acla1517Discoverer of the Pacific Ocean in 1513.-79.799482280.20051879 ° 48 ' West18.24680818 ° 15 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon West-North-West limb40.369540.369520.131770.078697052266535Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated14Full Moon6 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
491BALDET JAA547719S2097543Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancois BaldetAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerFranceFrench2020 th century?1885?1964?-150.245657209.754343150 ° 15 ' West-54.7719854 ° 46 ' SouthFarsideSouth-WestNot defined17.201317.20138.624580.142906976744186Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
492BALL AAA347430S3506011Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundWilliam Ball(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1717 th century???1690Amateur having confirmed the discovery of rings of Saturn by Huygens.-9.398891350.6011099 ° 24 ' West-34.74301634 ° 45 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestTycho crater region29.225129.225114.628830.09863154293534Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated8Un day after First QuarterLast Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
493BALL BAA369208S3508056Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundWilliam Ball(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1717 th century???1690Amateur having confirmed the discovery of rings of Saturn by Huygens.-9.194327350.8056739 ° 12 ' West-36.92086936 ° 55 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestTycho crater region9.722389.722384.819480.200411522633745Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated8Un day after First QuarterLast Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
494BALL CAA377039S3512117Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactNectarian (From -3.92 billions years to -3.85 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundWilliam Ball(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1717 th century???1690Amateur having confirmed the discovery of rings of Saturn by Huygens.-8.788206351.2117948 ° 47 ' West-37.70397337 ° 42 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestTycho crater region31.1531.1515.529390.094349919743178Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated8Un day after First QuarterLast Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
495BALL DAA356206S3495830Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundWilliam Ball(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1717 th century???1690Amateur having confirmed the discovery of rings of Saturn by Huygens.-10.416913349.58308710 ° 25 ' West-35.62064535 ° 37 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestTycho crater region22.450422.450411.226630.118619153674833Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated8Un day after First QuarterLast Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
496BALL EAA365287S3518226Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundWilliam Ball(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1717 th century???1690Amateur having confirmed the discovery of rings of Saturn by Huygens.-8.177307351.8226938 ° 11 ' West-36.52871536 ° 32 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestTycho crater region4.388514.388512.18730.198861047835991Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation8Un day after First QuarterLast Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
497BALL FAA369458S3515106Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundWilliam Ball(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1717 th century???1690Amateur having confirmed the discovery of rings of Saturn by Huygens.-8.489374351.5106268 ° 29 ' West-36.94587236 ° 57 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestTycho crater region11.378111.37815.622850.20079086115993Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated8Un day after First QuarterLast Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
498BALL GAA377244S3497832Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundWilliam Ball(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerEnglandEnglish1717 th century???1690Amateur having confirmed the discovery of rings of Saturn by Huygens.-10.216736349.78326410 ° 13 ' West-37.72442937 ° 43 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestTycho crater region26.734826.734813.328060.104975682753461Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated8Un day after First QuarterLast Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
499BALMER MAA207622S715510Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Jakob Balmer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhysicistSwitzerlandSwiss1919 th centuryLausen1825Bâle1898Found the equation for rays wavelengthes in hydrogen spectra71.5510371.5510371 ° 33 ' East-20.76228620 ° 46 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon East-South-East limb6.546686.546683.213080.19969465648855Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
500BALMER NAA199151S698166Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Jakob Balmer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhysicistSwitzerlandSwiss1919 th centuryLausen1825Bâle1898Found the equation for rays wavelengthes in hydrogen spectra69.81665669.81665669 ° 49 ' East-19.91511119 ° 55 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon East-South-East limb8.467318.467314.216950.200118063754427Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
501BALMER PAA204752S675757Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Jakob Balmer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhysicistSwitzerlandSwiss1919 th centuryLausen1825Bâle1898Found the equation for rays wavelengthes in hydrogen spectra67.57577667.57577667 ° 35 ' East-20.47522320 ° 29 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon East-South-East limb15.248415.24847.623700.155409836065574Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
502BALMER QAA186906S704986Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Jakob Balmer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhysicistSwitzerlandSwiss1919 th centuryLausen1825Bâle1898Found the equation for rays wavelengthes in hydrogen spectra70.49860170.49860170 ° 30 ' East-18.690618 ° 41 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon East-South-East limb7.981827.981823.915960.2Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
503BALMER RAA187110S691368Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Jakob Balmer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhysicistSwitzerlandSwiss1919 th centuryLausen1825Bâle1898Found the equation for rays wavelengthes in hydrogen spectra69.13682869.13682869 ° 8 ' East-18.71107518 ° 43 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon East-South-East limb5.722375.722372.811400.199300699300699Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
504BALMER SAA185748S676349Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Jakob Balmer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhysicistSwitzerlandSwiss1919 th centuryLausen1825Bâle1898Found the equation for rays wavelengthes in hydrogen spectra67.63492267.63492267 ° 38 ' East-18.5748218 ° 34 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon East-South-East limb6.533536.533533.213040.199693721286371Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
505BANACHIEWICZ BAA52941N789702Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundTadeus Banachiewicz(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and mathematicianPolandPolish2020 th century?1882?1954?78.970278.970278 ° 58 ' East5.2941725 ° 18 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East limb23.020523.020511.526830.116550825369244Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
506BANACHIEWICZ CAA70157N753319Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundTadeus Banachiewicz(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and mathematicianPolandPolish2020 th century?1882?1954?75.33190375.33190375 ° 20 ' East7.0157847 ° 1 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East limb21.270521.270510.626200.123178185237424Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
507BANACHIEWICZ EAA75684N747525Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundTadeus Banachiewicz(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer and mathematicianPolandPolish2020 th century?1882?1954?74.75257574.75257574 ° 45 ' East7.5684917 ° 34 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon East limb8.594098.594094.217200.20023282887078Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
508BARBIER DAA230208S1601707Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundDaniel BarbierAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastrophysicistFranceFrench2020 th centuryLyon1907Manosque1965Survey on stellar spectrophotometry. Star spectral classification with D. Chalonge. International observation network of atmosphere luminescence.160.170709160.170709160 ° 10 ' East-23.02089423 ° 1 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined21.557821.557810.726310.122031539888683Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
509BARBIER FAA238204S1582050Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundDaniel BarbierAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastrophysicistFranceFrench2020 th centuryLyon1907Manosque1965Survey on stellar spectrophotometry. Star spectral classification with D. Chalonge. International observation network of atmosphere luminescence.158.205029158.205029158 ° 12 ' East-23.82041523 ° 49 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined15.853815.85387.923980.151293375394322Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
510BARBIER GAA241641S1598553Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundDaniel BarbierAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastrophysicistFranceFrench2020 th centuryLyon1907Manosque1965Survey on stellar spectrophotometry. Star spectral classification with D. Chalonge. International observation network of atmosphere luminescence.159.855313159.855313159 ° 51 ' East-24.16415624 ° 10 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined16.606316.60638.324320.146417820590006Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
511BARBIER HAA251128S1604802Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundDaniel BarbierAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastrophysicistFranceFrench2020 th centuryLyon1907Manosque1965Survey on stellar spectrophotometry. Star spectral classification with D. Chalonge. International observation network of atmosphere luminescence.160.480278160.480278160 ° 29 ' East-25.11289325 ° 7 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined16.184816.1848824130.149134734239802Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
512BARBIER JAA257767S1602288Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundDaniel BarbierAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastrophysicistFranceFrench2020 th centuryLyon1907Manosque1965Survey on stellar spectrophotometry. Star spectral classification with D. Chalonge. International observation network of atmosphere luminescence.160.228883160.228883160 ° 14 ' East-25.77675425 ° 47 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined42.209442.209421.132200.076285240464345Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
513BARBIER KAA262882S1592015Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundDaniel BarbierAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastrophysicistFranceFrench2020 th centuryLyon1907Manosque1965Survey on stellar spectrophotometry. Star spectral classification with D. Chalonge. International observation network of atmosphere luminescence.159.201502159.201502159 ° 12 ' East-26.28827626 ° 17 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined13.248313.24836.626640.201056603773585Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
514BARBIER UAA227769S1551773Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactNectarian (From -3.92 billions years to -3.85 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundDaniel BarbierAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastrophysicistFranceFrench2020 th centuryLyon1907Manosque1965Survey on stellar spectrophotometry. Star spectral classification with D. Chalonge. International observation network of atmosphere luminescence.155.177364155.177364155 ° 11 ' East-22.77692722 ° 47 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined41.122541.122520.531950.077699416342413Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
515BARBIER VAA222719S1545767Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundDaniel BarbierAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastrophysicistFranceFrench2020 th centuryLyon1907Manosque1965Survey on stellar spectrophotometry. Star spectral classification with D. Chalonge. International observation network of atmosphere luminescence.154.576734154.576734154 ° 35 ' East-22.27195522 ° 16 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined30.373230.373215.129160.096015805070794Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
516BARNARD AAA321458S850610Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundEdward Emerson Barnard(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerU. S. A.American1919 th centuryNashville1857Williams Bay1923Discoverer of a twenty of comets including the first by the photograph. Director of the Yerkes Observatory. Photographs of the Milky Way. Catalogue of dark nebulae. Discoverer of Amalthee and a close star with strong proper motion.85.06102185.06102185 ° 4 ' East-32.14582432 ° 9 ' SouthLibrations zoneSouth-EastMoon South-East limb15.383915.38397.623760.154486345903771Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
517BARNARD DAA313402S891739Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundEdward Emerson Barnard(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerU. S. A.American1919 th centuryNashville1857Williams Bay1923Discoverer of a twenty of comets including the first by the photograph. Director of the Yerkes Observatory. Photographs of the Milky Way. Catalogue of dark nebulae. Discoverer of Amalthee and a close star with strong proper motion.89.17392489.17392489 ° 10 ' East-31.34025731 ° 20 ' SouthLibrations zoneSouth-EastMoon South-East limb52.237952.237926.134340.065735068912711Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
518BAROCIUS BAA441302S182868Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactNectarian (From -3.92 billions years to -3.85 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancesco Barozzi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianItalyItalian1616 th century?????18.2868918.2868918 ° 17 ' East-44.13029244 ° 8 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMaurolycus crater region36.570536.570518.230840.084331419196062Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
519BAROCIUS CAA431070S174776Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancesco Barozzi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianItalyItalian1616 th century?????17.477617.477617 ° 29 ' East-43.10700743 ° 6 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMaurolycus crater region35.840335.840317.930650.085518973214286Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
520BAROCIUS DAA460604S191809Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancesco Barozzi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianItalyItalian1616 th century?????19.18094819.18094819 ° 11 ' East-46.06047846 ° 4 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMaurolycus crater region8.6938.6934.317400.200230149597238Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
521BAROCIUS EAA472425S221481Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancesco Barozzi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianItalyItalian1616 th century?????22.1481722.1481722 ° 9 ' East-47.24259947 ° 15 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMaurolycus crater region23.576623.576611.727020.114588634435963Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
522BAROCIUS ECAA482166S224943Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancesco Barozzi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianItalyItalian1616 th century?????22.49430922.49430922 ° 30 ' East-48.21665748 ° 13 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMaurolycus crater region7.674487.674483.815340.2Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
523BAROCIUS FAA459244S216004Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancesco Barozzi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianItalyItalian1616 th century?????21.60045921.60045921 ° 36 ' East-45.92446745 ° 55 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMaurolycus crater region15.378115.37817.623760.154486345903771Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
524BAROCIUS GAA425186S210278Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancesco Barozzi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianItalyItalian1616 th century?????21.02783421.02783421 ° 2 ' East-42.51865342 ° 31 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMaurolycus crater region27.609327.609313.828340.10264396957624Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
525BAROCIUS HAA467061S216268Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancesco Barozzi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianItalyItalian1616 th century?????21.62685121.62685121 ° 38 ' East-46.70611846 ° 42 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMaurolycus crater region10.55810.5585.221190.200662878787879Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
526BAROCIUS JAA449685S214114Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancesco Barozzi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianItalyItalian1616 th century?????21.4114521.4114521 ° 25 ' East-44.96858744 ° 58 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMaurolycus crater region27.158927.158913.528200.103829160530191Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
527BAROCIUS KAA452221S196289Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancesco Barozzi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianItalyItalian1616 th century?????19.62899819.62899819 ° 38 ' East-45.22217345 ° 13 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMaurolycus crater region13.557213.55726.727270.201106194690266Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
528BAROCIUS LAA424978S188111Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancesco Barozzi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianItalyItalian1616 th century?????18.81115318.81115318 ° 49 ' East-42.49781542 ° 30 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMaurolycus crater region13.028713.02876.526200.201074443591711Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
529BAROCIUS MAA424496S194809Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancesco Barozzi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianItalyItalian1616 th century?????19.4809819.4809819 ° 29 ' East-42.4496142 ° 27 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMaurolycus crater region15.853215.85327.923980.151293375394322Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
530BAROCIUS NAA431972S197637Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancesco Barozzi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianItalyItalian1616 th century?????19.76373619.76373619 ° 46 ' East-43.19720543 ° 12 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMaurolycus crater region10.071610.0716520190.200496524329692Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
531BAROCIUS OAA457497S219348Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancesco Barozzi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianItalyItalian1616 th century?????21.93488521.93488521 ° 56 ' East-45.74975645 ° 45 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMaurolycus crater region5.356225.356222.610680.199253731343284Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
532BAROCIUS RAA439102S215257Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancesco Barozzi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianItalyItalian1616 th century?????21.52575921.52575921 ° 32 ' East-43.91020843 ° 55 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMaurolycus crater region14.258214.25827.128700.201262272089762Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
533BAROCIUS SAA424985S218220Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancesco Barozzi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianItalyItalian1616 th century?????21.82209721.82209721 ° 49 ' East-42.49854942 ° 30 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMaurolycus crater region8.267378.267374.116550.200120918984281Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
534BAROCIUS WAA456798S162107Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancesco Barozzi(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianItalyItalian1616 th century?????16.21076616.21076616 ° 13 ' East-45.6798845 ° 41 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMaurolycus crater region18.903218.90329.425280.133756613756614Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
535BARRINGER CAA268174S2109397Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundDaniel M. BarringerAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedgeologistU. S. A.American2020 th century?1860?1929Survey on Meteor Crater in Arizona. Author of meteoritic origin of lunar craters.-149.060212210.939788149 ° 4 ' West-26.81741826 ° 49 ' SouthFarsideSouth-WestNot defined22.045122.04511126480.120090702947846Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
536BARRINGER ZAA247609S2097595Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundDaniel M. BarringerAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedgeologistU. S. A.American2020 th century?1860?1929Survey on Meteor Crater in Arizona. Author of meteoritic origin of lunar craters.-150.240481209.759519150 ° 14 ' West-24.7609824 ° 46 ' SouthFarsideSouth-WestNot defined21.839721.839710.926410.120924908424908Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
537BARROW AAA705610N38561Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIsaac Barrow(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and theologianEnglandEnglish1717 th centuryLondon1630London1677Co-author of the infinitesimal calculation. Author of optical calculation formulae and calculations of areas.3.8561093.8561093 ° 51 ' East70.56103470 ° 34 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb27.377327.377313.628270.103250547845142Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
538BARROW BAA701582N105266Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIsaac Barrow(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and theologianEnglandEnglish1717 th centuryLondon1630London1677Co-author of the infinitesimal calculation. Author of optical calculation formulae and calculations of areas.10.52663110.52663110 ° 32 ' East70.15825570 ° 9 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb16.818316.81838.424410.14512485136742Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
539BARROW CAA730244N111244Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIsaac Barrow(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and theologianEnglandEnglish1717 th centuryLondon1630London1677Co-author of the infinitesimal calculation. Author of optical calculation formulae and calculations of areas.11.12442111.12442111 ° 7 ' East73.02446373 ° 1 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb27.989827.989813.928460.101679171132547Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
540BARROW EAA690013N33337Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIsaac Barrow(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and theologianEnglandEnglish1717 th centuryLondon1630London1677Co-author of the infinitesimal calculation. Author of optical calculation formulae and calculations of areas.3.3337663.3337663 ° 20 ' East69.00138369 ° 0 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb17.948317.94838.924890.13866295264624Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
541BARROW FAA691572N18129Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIsaac Barrow(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and theologianEnglandEnglish1717 th centuryLondon1630London1677Co-author of the infinitesimal calculation. Author of optical calculation formulae and calculations of areas.1.8129961.8129961 ° 49 ' East69.15726469 ° 9 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb18.597618.59769.325160.135268817204301Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
542BARROW GAA701652N2644Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIsaac Barrow(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and theologianEnglandEnglish1717 th centuryLondon1630London1677Co-author of the infinitesimal calculation. Author of optical calculation formulae and calculations of areas.0.2644820.2644820 ° 16 ' East70.16520570 ° 10 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb29.361429.361414.628870.0983310626703Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
543BARROW HAA692804N59977Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundIsaac Barrow(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and theologianEnglandEnglish1717 th centuryLondon1630London1677Co-author of the infinitesimal calculation. Author of optical calculation formulae and calculations of areas.5.9977515.9977515 ° 60 ' East69.28041369 ° 17 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb4.885634.885632.49730.198977505112474Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
544BARROW KAA692879N117446Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIsaac Barrow(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and theologianEnglandEnglish1717 th centuryLondon1630London1677Co-author of the infinitesimal calculation. Author of optical calculation formulae and calculations of areas.11.74461611.74461611 ° 45 ' East69.28795369 ° 17 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb45.52345.52322.732940.072363796133568Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
545BARROW MAA676115N91364Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIsaac Barrow(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and theologianEnglandEnglish1717 th centuryLondon1630London1677Co-author of the infinitesimal calculation. Author of optical calculation formulae and calculations of areas.9.1364099.1364099 ° 8 ' East67.61156467 ° 37 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North limb5.862885.862882.911690.199488054607509Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
546BARTELS AAA256966N2703985Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJulius Bartels(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeophysicistGermanyGerman2020 th century?1899?1964?-89.601437270.39856389 ° 36 ' West25.69662225 ° 42 ' NorthLibrations zoneNorth-WestMoon West-North-West limb16.847516.84758.424420.144925816023739Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated14Full Moon6 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
547BAYER AAA513552S3295618Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Bayer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th centuryRain1572Augsbourg1625Author of the atlas Uranometria using Greek letters to appoint stars in 1603.-30.438143329.56185730 ° 26 ' West-51.35522751 ° 21 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb17.535817.53588.724720.140935005701254Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
548BAYER BAA488214S3318003Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Bayer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th centuryRain1572Augsbourg1625Author of the atlas Uranometria using Greek letters to appoint stars in 1603.-28.199658331.80034228 ° 12 ' West-48.82145948 ° 49 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb23.091623.091611.526850.116284105673452Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
549BAYER CAA497655S3285835Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Bayer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th centuryRain1572Augsbourg1625Author of the atlas Uranometria using Greek letters to appoint stars in 1603.-31.416407328.58359331 ° 25 ' West-49.7655749 ° 46 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb22.104822.10481126500.119909502262443Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
550BAYER DAA479565S3301627Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Bayer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th centuryRain1572Augsbourg1625Author of the atlas Uranometria using Greek letters to appoint stars in 1603.-29.837204330.16279629 ° 50 ' West-47.95650547 ° 57 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb19.595319.59539.825560.130408163265306Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
551BAYER EAA517664S3275884Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Bayer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th centuryRain1572Augsbourg1625Author of the atlas Uranometria using Greek letters to appoint stars in 1603.-32.411563327.58843732 ° 25 ' West-51.76640951 ° 46 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb29.348429.348414.628870.098364565587734Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
552BAYER FAA530316S3283214Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Bayer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th centuryRain1572Augsbourg1625Author of the atlas Uranometria using Greek letters to appoint stars in 1603.-31.678556328.32144431 ° 41 ' West-53.03161553 ° 2 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb19.113219.11329.525370.132757718472004Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
553BAYER GAA517362S3245065Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Bayer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th centuryRain1572Augsbourg1625Author of the atlas Uranometria using Greek letters to appoint stars in 1603.-35.493458324.50654235 ° 30 ' West-51.73629851 ° 44 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb7.442967.442963.714870.199865591397849Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
554BAYER HAA535297S3273202Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Bayer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th centuryRain1572Augsbourg1625Author of the atlas Uranometria using Greek letters to appoint stars in 1603.-32.679743327.32025732 ° 41 ' West-53.52971853 ° 32 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb31.543531.543515.729500.093532022828155Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
555BAYER JAA522625S3263818Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Bayer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th centuryRain1572Augsbourg1625Author of the atlas Uranometria using Greek letters to appoint stars in 1603.-33.618116326.38188433 ° 37 ' West-52.26254652 ° 16 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb24.639924.639912.327380.11112012987013Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
556BAYER KAA502859S3259389Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Bayer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th centuryRain1572Augsbourg1625Author of the atlas Uranometria using Greek letters to appoint stars in 1603.-34.061096325.93890434 ° 4 ' West-50.28591150 ° 17 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb15.784815.78487.823950.151774397972117Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
557BAYER LAA475185S3263072Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Bayer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th centuryRain1572Augsbourg1625Author of the atlas Uranometria using Greek letters to appoint stars in 1603.-33.692702326.30729833 ° 42 ' West-47.51856847 ° 31 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb13.348613.34866.626850.201123595505618Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
558BAYER MAA506875S3288090Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Bayer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th centuryRain1572Augsbourg1625Author of the atlas Uranometria using Greek letters to appoint stars in 1603.-31.190973328.80902731 ° 11 ' West-50.68759250 ° 41 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb9.513289.513284.719060.200420609884332Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
559BAYER NAA483308S3306276Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Bayer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th centuryRain1572Augsbourg1625Author of the atlas Uranometria using Greek letters to appoint stars in 1603.-29.372388330.62761229 ° 22 ' West-48.33088148 ° 20 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb8.568848.568844.217160.200233372228705Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
560BAYER PAA517246S3303239Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Bayer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th centuryRain1572Augsbourg1625Author of the atlas Uranometria using Greek letters to appoint stars in 1603.-29.676018330.32398229 ° 41 ' West-51.72468451 ° 43 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb4.248344.248342.18450.198823529411765Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
561BAYER RAA524193S3243877Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Bayer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th centuryRain1572Augsbourg1625Author of the atlas Uranometria using Greek letters to appoint stars in 1603.-35.612201324.38779935 ° 37 ' West-52.41930652 ° 25 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb7.688887.688883.815380.2Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
562BAYER SAA523256S3235528Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Bayer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th centuryRain1572Augsbourg1625Author of the atlas Uranometria using Greek letters to appoint stars in 1603.-36.447144323.55285636 ° 27 ' West-52.32560852 ° 20 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb15.435615.43567.723790.154080310880829Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
563BAYER TAA492526S3296830Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Bayer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th centuryRain1572Augsbourg1625Author of the atlas Uranometria using Greek letters to appoint stars in 1603.-30.316964329.68303630 ° 19 ' West-49.25268649 ° 15 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb7.982267.982263.915960.2Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
564BAYER UAA484009S3285987Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Bayer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th centuryRain1572Augsbourg1625Author of the atlas Uranometria using Greek letters to appoint stars in 1603.-31.401244328.59875631 ° 24 ' West-48.40092748 ° 24 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb9.685039.685034.819420.200412796697626Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
565BAYER VAA475569S3282412Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Bayer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th centuryRain1572Augsbourg1625Author of the atlas Uranometria using Greek letters to appoint stars in 1603.-31.758797328.24120331 ° 46 ' West-47.55696247 ° 33 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb9.397949.397944.718840.200425531914894Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
566BAYER WAA480364S3265882Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Bayer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th centuryRain1572Augsbourg1625Author of the atlas Uranometria using Greek letters to appoint stars in 1603.-33.411739326.58826133 ° 25 ' West-48.03649748 ° 2 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb8.833298.833294.417680.200226500566251Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
567BAYER XAA534194S3261922Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Bayer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th centuryRain1572Augsbourg1625Author of the atlas Uranometria using Greek letters to appoint stars in 1603.-33.807735326.19226533 ° 48 ' West-53.41942153 ° 25 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb8.356778.356774.116730.20011961722488Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
568BAYER YAA492301S3241309Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Bayer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th centuryRain1572Augsbourg1625Author of the atlas Uranometria using Greek letters to appoint stars in 1603.-35.86904324.1309635 ° 52 ' West-49.23017849 ° 14 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb27.587427.587413.728330.102682131206959Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
569BAYER ZAA491188S3263881Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohann Bayer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1717 th centuryRain1572Augsbourg1625Author of the atlas Uranometria using Greek letters to appoint stars in 1603.-33.611841326.38815933 ° 37 ' West-49.11884549 ° 7 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb6.195186.195183.112370.199516129032258Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
570BEAUMONT AAA163124S277795Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundLéonce Elie de Beaumont(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeologistFranceFrench1919 th centuryCanon1798Canon1874Engineer of Mines. Author of a geological map of France with Dufrénoy. Secretary of the Academy of Sciences. Author of a method of dating rocky layers.27.77954127.77954127 ° 47 ' East-16.31243916 ° 19 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMare Nectaris South edge14.320514.32057.128820.201256983240223Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
571BEAUMONT BAA187123S268020Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundLéonce Elie de Beaumont(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeologistFranceFrench1919 th centuryCanon1798Canon1874Engineer of Mines. Author of a geological map of France with Dufrénoy. Secretary of the Academy of Sciences. Author of a method of dating rocky layers.26.80205226.80205226 ° 48 ' East-18.71236318 ° 43 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMare Nectaris South edge15.140315.14037.523650.156208718626156Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
572BEAUMONT CAA202500S279333Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundLéonce Elie de Beaumont(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeologistFranceFrench1919 th centuryCanon1798Canon1874Engineer of Mines. Author of a geological map of France with Dufrénoy. Secretary of the Academy of Sciences. Author of a method of dating rocky layers.27.93332627.93332627 ° 56 ' East-20.2500820 ° 15 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMare Nectaris South edge6.016576.01657312010.199501661129568Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
573BEAUMONT DAA170861S261677Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundLéonce Elie de Beaumont(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeologistFranceFrench1919 th centuryCanon1798Canon1874Engineer of Mines. Author of a geological map of France with Dufrénoy. Secretary of the Academy of Sciences. Author of a method of dating rocky layers.26.16775126.16775126 ° 10 ' East-17.08612317 ° 5 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMare Nectaris South edge10.494610.49465.221040.200571973307912Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
574BEAUMONT EAA188867S274866Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundLéonce Elie de Beaumont(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeologistFranceFrench1919 th centuryCanon1798Canon1874Engineer of Mines. Author of a geological map of France with Dufrénoy. Secretary of the Academy of Sciences. Author of a method of dating rocky layers.27.48667527.48667527 ° 29 ' East-18.88670818 ° 53 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMare Nectaris South edge16.318516.31858.124190.148223039215686Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
575BEAUMONT FAA183676S265934Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundLéonce Elie de Beaumont(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeologistFranceFrench1919 th centuryCanon1798Canon1874Engineer of Mines. Author of a geological map of France with Dufrénoy. Secretary of the Academy of Sciences. Author of a method of dating rocky layers.26.59340426.59340426 ° 36 ' East-18.36761718 ° 22 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMare Nectaris South edge8.904648.904644.417820.200224719101124Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
576BEAUMONT GAA203731S271402Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundLéonce Elie de Beaumont(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeologistFranceFrench1919 th centuryCanon1798Canon1874Engineer of Mines. Author of a geological map of France with Dufrénoy. Secretary of the Academy of Sciences. Author of a method of dating rocky layers.27.14022727.14022727 ° 8 ' East-20.37319720 ° 22 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMare Nectaris South edge7.734347.734343.815460.2Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
577BEAUMONT HAA170834S285324Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundLéonce Elie de Beaumont(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeologistFranceFrench1919 th centuryCanon1798Canon1874Engineer of Mines. Author of a geological map of France with Dufrénoy. Secretary of the Academy of Sciences. Author of a method of dating rocky layers.28.53247628.53247628 ° 32 ' East-17.08342617 ° 5 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMare Nectaris South edge3.662633.662631.87260.198360655737705Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
578BEAUMONT JAA199542S265033Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundLéonce Elie de Beaumont(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeologistFranceFrench1919 th centuryCanon1798Canon1874Engineer of Mines. Author of a geological map of France with Dufrénoy. Secretary of the Academy of Sciences. Author of a method of dating rocky layers.26.50336326.50336326 ° 30 ' East-19.95426319 ° 57 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMare Nectaris South edge4.852784.852782.49650.198969072164948Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
579BEAUMONT KAA175235S300651Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundLéonce Elie de Beaumont(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeologistFranceFrench1919 th centuryCanon1798Canon1874Engineer of Mines. Author of a geological map of France with Dufrénoy. Secretary of the Academy of Sciences. Author of a method of dating rocky layers.30.06517730.06517730 ° 4 ' East-17.52353317 ° 31 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMare Nectaris South edge4.951714.951712.49850.198989898989899Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
580BEAUMONT LAA144595S300199Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundLéonce Elie de Beaumont(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeologistFranceFrench1919 th centuryCanon1798Canon1874Engineer of Mines. Author of a geological map of France with Dufrénoy. Secretary of the Academy of Sciences. Author of a method of dating rocky layers.30.01996930.01996930 ° 1 ' East-14.45950714 ° 28 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMare Nectaris South edge4.244034.244032.18430.198820754716981Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
581BEAUMONT MAA194315S286251Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundLéonce Elie de Beaumont(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeologistFranceFrench1919 th centuryCanon1798Canon1874Engineer of Mines. Author of a geological map of France with Dufrénoy. Secretary of the Academy of Sciences. Author of a method of dating rocky layers.28.62517928.62517928 ° 38 ' East-19.43153719 ° 26 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMare Nectaris South edge10.219110.21915.120500.200587084148728Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
582BEAUMONT NAA169633S277741Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundLéonce Elie de Beaumont(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeologistFranceFrench1919 th centuryCanon1798Canon1874Engineer of Mines. Author of a geological map of France with Dufrénoy. Secretary of the Academy of Sciences. Author of a method of dating rocky layers.27.77412127.77412127 ° 46 ' East-16.96335616 ° 58 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMare Nectaris South edge4.896024.896022.49750.198979591836735Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
583BEAUMONT PAA199243S295938Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundLéonce Elie de Beaumont(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeologistFranceFrench1919 th centuryCanon1798Canon1874Engineer of Mines. Author of a geological map of France with Dufrénoy. Secretary of the Academy of Sciences. Author of a method of dating rocky layers.29.59389429.59389429 ° 36 ' East-19.92431919 ° 55 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMare Nectaris South edge16.246916.24698.124160.148676923076923Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
584BEAUMONT RAA179428S307167Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundLéonce Elie de Beaumont(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeologistFranceFrench1919 th centuryCanon1798Canon1874Engineer of Mines. Author of a geological map of France with Dufrénoy. Secretary of the Academy of Sciences. Author of a method of dating rocky layers.30.71674730.71674730 ° 43 ' East-17.94282217 ° 57 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMare Nectaris South edge4.096914.0969128150.198780487804878Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation55 days after New Moon4 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
585BECQUEREL EAA409533N1314497Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactNectarian (From -3.92 billions years to -3.85 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAntoine H. BecquerelAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedphysicistFranceFrench1919 th centuryChâtillon sur Loing1788Paris1878Discoverer of piezoelectricity in 1819 and of a photovoltaic battery in 1839. Conceiver of the electrochimic actinometer. 131.449702131.449702131 ° 27 ' East40.95338740 ° 57 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastNot defined30.449830.449815.229190.095862068965517Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
586BECQUEREL FAA408438N1328459Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAntoine H. BecquerelAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedphysicistFranceFrench1919 th centuryChâtillon sur Loing1788Paris1878Discoverer of piezoelectricity in 1819 and of a photovoltaic battery in 1839. Conceiver of the electrochimic actinometer. 132.845916132.845916132 ° 51 ' East40.84387540 ° 51 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastNot defined23.157923.157911.526880.116062176165803Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
587BECQUEREL WAA420534N1270677Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAntoine H. BecquerelAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedphysicistFranceFrench1919 th centuryChâtillon sur Loing1788Paris1878Discoverer of piezoelectricity in 1819 and of a photovoltaic battery in 1839. Conceiver of the electrochimic actinometer. 127.067736127.067736127 ° 4 ' East42.05343342 ° 3 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastNot defined25.356425.356412.627620.10891167192429Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
588BECQUEREL XAA420184N1282146Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactNectarian (From -3.92 billions years to -3.85 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAntoine H. BecquerelAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedphysicistFranceFrench1919 th centuryChâtillon sur Loing1788Paris1878Discoverer of piezoelectricity in 1819 and of a photovoltaic battery in 1839. Conceiver of the electrochimic actinometer. 128.214669128.214669128 ° 13 ' East42.01842742 ° 1 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastNot defined34.235734.235717.130240.088317757009346Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
589BECVAR DAA18056S1274097Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAntonin BecvarAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerCzechoslovakiaCzech2020 th century?1901?1965Author of several celestial and stellar atlases.127.409712127.409712127 ° 25 ' East-1.8056391 ° 48 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined10.887810.88785.421860.200734618916437Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
590BECVAR EAA19816S1279092Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAntonin BecvarAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerCzechoslovakiaCzech2020 th century?1901?1965Author of several celestial and stellar atlases.127.909203127.909203127 ° 55 ' East-1.9816951 ° 59 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined16.159316.1593824120.149257425742574Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
591BECVAR JAA38356S1268003Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactNectarian (From -3.92 billions years to -3.85 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundAntonin BecvarAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerCzechoslovakiaCzech2020 th century?1901?1965Author of several celestial and stellar atlases.126.800386126.800386126 ° 48 ' East-3.8356023 ° 50 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined47.162547.162523.533300.070610687022901Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
592BECVAR QAA31454S1243114Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAntonin BecvarAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerCzechoslovakiaCzech2020 th century?1901?1965Author of several celestial and stellar atlases.124.311411124.311411124 ° 19 ' East-3.145443 ° 9 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined27.47827.47813.728300.102983988355167Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
593BECVAR SAA33015S1214041Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAntonin BecvarAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerCzechoslovakiaCzech2020 th century?1901?1965Author of several celestial and stellar atlases.121.404193121.404193121 ° 24 ' East-3.3015963 ° 18 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined15.576715.57677.723850.153080872913992Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
594BECVAR TAA21199S1221041Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAntonin BecvarAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerCzechoslovakiaCzech2020 th century?1901?1965Author of several celestial and stellar atlases.122.104103122.104103122 ° 6 ' East-2.1199772 ° 7 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined26.135926.13591327880.106656465187452Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
595BECVAR XAA10041S1244681Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAntonin BecvarAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerCzechoslovakiaCzech2020 th century?1901?1965Author of several celestial and stellar atlases.124.468192124.468192124 ° 28 ' East-1.0041321 ° 0 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined26.329126.329113.127940.106114698063046Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
596BEER AAA272720N3513829Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundWilhelm Beer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1919 th centuryBerlin1797Berlin1850Collaborator of Mädler. Author of a map of the Moon in 1837 and a map of Mars planet.-8.617017351.3829838 ° 37 ' West27.27209427 ° 16 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestSouth-East part of Mare Imbrium3.54773.54771.77040.19830985915493Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation8Un day after First QuarterLast Quarter100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
597BEER BAA256796N3509538Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundWilhelm Beer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1919 th centuryBerlin1797Berlin1850Collaborator of Mädler. Author of a map of the Moon in 1837 and a map of Mars planet.-9.046152350.9538489 ° 3 ' West25.67960425 ° 41 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestSouth-East part of Mare Imbrium2.466552.466551.24880.197570850202429Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation8Un day after First QuarterLast Quarter150150 mm reflector300 mm reflector
598BEER EAA278362N3521530Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundWilhelm Beer(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1919 th centuryBerlin1797Berlin1850Collaborator of Mädler. Author of a map of the Moon in 1837 and a map of Mars planet.-7.846967352.1530337 ° 51 ' West27.83620327 ° 50 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestSouth-East part of Mare Imbrium2.981222.981221.45900.197986577181208Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation8Un day after First QuarterLast Quarter100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
599BEHAIM BAA161043S765150Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMartin Behaim(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedNavigator and cosmographerGermanyGerman1515 th centuryNuremberg1459Lisbonne1506Geographer of the expedition of Diogo Ciao in Africa. Drew a terrestrial globe in 1492 showing the known world before Colomb.76.51502376.51502376 ° 31 ' East-16.10434316 ° 6 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon East-South-East limb22.93922.93911.426800.116826503923278Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
600BEHAIM BAAA163968S760697Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMartin Behaim(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedNavigator and cosmographerGermanyGerman1515 th centuryNuremberg1459Lisbonne1506Geographer of the expedition of Diogo Ciao in Africa. Drew a terrestrial globe in 1492 showing the known world before Colomb.76.06970576.06970576 ° 4 ' East-16.39688416 ° 24 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon East-South-East limb14.304314.30437.128780.201258741258741Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
601BEHAIM CAA167079S774825Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMartin Behaim(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedNavigator and cosmographerGermanyGerman1515 th centuryNuremberg1459Lisbonne1506Geographer of the expedition of Diogo Ciao in Africa. Drew a terrestrial globe in 1492 showing the known world before Colomb.77.48252577.48252577 ° 29 ' East-16.70795316 ° 42 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon East-South-East limb12.182812.1828624470.200903119868637Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
602BEHAIM NAA161137S735544Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMartin Behaim(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedNavigator and cosmographerGermanyGerman1515 th centuryNuremberg1459Lisbonne1506Geographer of the expedition of Diogo Ciao in Africa. Drew a terrestrial globe in 1492 showing the known world before Colomb.73.55446473.55446473 ° 33 ' East-16.11375916 ° 7 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon East-South-East limb9.924749.924744.919890.200504032258065Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
603BEHAIM SAA163300S814445Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMartin Behaim(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedNavigator and cosmographerGermanyGerman1515 th centuryNuremberg1459Lisbonne1506Geographer of the expedition of Diogo Ciao in Africa. Drew a terrestrial globe in 1492 showing the known world before Colomb.81.44459481.44459481 ° 27 ' East-16.33007916 ° 20 ' SouthLibrations zoneSouth-EastMoon East-South-East limb26.684726.684713.328050.105134932533733Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
604BEHAIM TAA158982S814110Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMartin Behaim(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedNavigator and cosmographerGermanyGerman1515 th centuryNuremberg1459Lisbonne1506Geographer of the expedition of Diogo Ciao in Africa. Drew a terrestrial globe in 1492 showing the known world before Colomb.81.41102581.41102581 ° 25 ' East-15.89825215 ° 54 ' SouthLibrations zoneSouth-EastMoon East-South-East limb11.300111.30015.622690.200796460176991Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
605BEIJERINCK CAA108436S1538332Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMartinus W. BeijerinkAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedbotanistNetherlandsDutch2020 th century?1851?1931?153.833259153.833259153 ° 50 ' East-10.84366610 ° 51 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined19.849419.84949.925660.129269521410579Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
606BEIJERINCK DAA126723S1531983Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMartinus W. BeijerinkAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedbotanistNetherlandsDutch2020 th century?1851?1931?153.198367153.198367153 ° 12 ' East-12.67230712 ° 40 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined13.673513.67356.827500.201170446232626Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
607BEIJERINCK HAA140221S1534195Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMartinus W. BeijerinkAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedbotanistNetherlandsDutch2020 th century?1851?1931?153.419561153.419561153 ° 25 ' East-14.02217214 ° 1 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined15.951115.95117.924020.150595611285266Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
608BEIJERINCK JAA146833S1538507Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMartinus W. BeijerinkAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedbotanistNetherlandsDutch2020 th century?1851?1931?153.850762153.850762153 ° 51 ' East-14.68331414 ° 41 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined39.941139.941119.931670.079293940911367Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
609BEIJERINCK RAA145010S1493537Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMartinus W. BeijerinkAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedbotanistNetherlandsDutch2020 th century?1851?1931?149.353761149.353761149 ° 21 ' East-14.50108214 ° 30 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined24.811624.811612.427440.110600564288593Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
610BEIJERINCK SAA139968S1472965Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMartinus W. BeijerinkAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedbotanistNetherlandsDutch2020 th century?1851?1931?147.296548147.296548147 ° 18 ' East-13.99689513 ° 60 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined25.909725.909712.927800.107294480895407Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
611BEIJERINCK UAA123125S1491707Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMartinus W. BeijerinkAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedbotanistNetherlandsDutch2020 th century?1851?1931?149.170725149.170725149 ° 10 ' East-12.31259112 ° 19 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined16.38616.3868.124220.147773032336791Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
612BEIJERINCK VAA126721S1502592Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMartinus W. BeijerinkAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedbotanistNetherlandsDutch2020 th century?1851?1931?150.259207150.259207150 ° 16 ' East-12.67218712 ° 40 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined52.887352.887326.434460.065154093401399Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
613BEL'KOVICH AAA586534N874137Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactNectarian (From -3.92 billions years to -3.85 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundIgor V. Belkovitch(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerU. S. S. R.Soviet2020 th century?1904?1949Specialist of the Moon.87.41378887.41378887 ° 25 ' East58.65340758 ° 39 ' NorthLibrations zoneNorth-EastMoon North-North-East limb57.25757.25728.635300.061648620328327Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
614BEL'KOVICH BAA588860N857131Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundIgor V. Belkovitch(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerU. S. S. R.Soviet2020 th century?1904?1949Specialist of the Moon.85.71319285.71319285 ° 43 ' East58.88604558 ° 53 ' NorthLibrations zoneNorth-EastMoon North-North-East limb12.335512.33556.124800.20097244732577Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
615BEL'KOVICH KAA636315N936115Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactCopernician (From -1.1 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundIgor V. BelkovitchAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerU. S. S. R.Soviet2020 th century?1904?1949Specialist of the Moon.93.61155293.61155293 ° 37 ' East63.63151163 ° 38 ' NorthLibrations zoneNorth-EastNot defined47.033447.033423.533270.070742079523708Circular formation located on librations zone of farside.1Low interest or difficult formation2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
616BELL EAA220598N2640581Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAlexander G. BellAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedinventorU. S. A.American2020 th century?1847?1922?-95.941876264.05812495 ° 57 ' West22.05983222 ° 4 ' NorthLibrations zoneNorth-WestNot defined15.907215.90727.924010.150911376492772Circular formation located on librations zone of farside.1Low interest or difficult formation14Full MoonSix days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
617BELL JAA198807N2658843Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAlexander G. BellAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedinventorU. S. A.American2020 th century?1847?1922?-94.11562265.8843894 ° 7 ' West19.88072519 ° 53 ' NorthLibrations zoneNorth-WestNot defined19.729419.72949.825610.129802331474911Circular formation located on librations zone of farside.1Low interest or difficult formation14Full MoonSix days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
618BELL KAA183416N2648299Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAlexander G. BellAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedinventorU. S. A.American2020 th century?1847?1922?-95.170048264.82995295 ° 10 ' West18.34162318 ° 20 ' NorthLibrations zoneNorth-WestNot defined18.952518.95259.425300.133509234828496Circular formation located on librations zone of farside.1Low interest or difficult formation14Full MoonSix days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
619BELL LAA197108N2640550Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAlexander G. BellAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedinventorU. S. A.American2020 th century?1847?1922?-95.944908264.05509295 ° 57 ' West19.7108919 ° 43 ' NorthLibrations zoneNorth-WestNot defined22.08622.0861126500.119963784517881Circular formation located on librations zone of farside.1Low interest or difficult formation14Full MoonSix days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
620BELL NAA194336N2630341Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAlexander G. BellAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedinventorU. S. A.American2020 th century?1847?1922?-96.965813263.03418796 ° 58 ' West19.43367719 ° 26 ' NorthLibrations zoneNorth-WestNot defined17.706117.70618.824790.139977413890457Circular formation located on librations zone of farside.1Low interest or difficult formation14Full MoonSix days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
621BELL QAA207440N2627437Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAlexander G. BellAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedinventorU. S. A.American2020 th century?1847?1922?-97.256221262.74377997 ° 15 ' West20.7440220 ° 45 ' NorthLibrations zoneNorth-WestNot defined22.853422.853411.426770.117155361050328Circular formation located on librations zone of farside.1Low interest or difficult formation14Full MoonSix days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
622BELL TAA219091N2609607Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAlexander G. BellAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedinventorU. S. A.American2020 th century?1847?1922?-99.039208260.96079299 ° 2 ' West21.90913321 ° 55 ' NorthLibrations zoneNorth-WestNot defined52.199452.199426.134330.065766283524904Circular formation located on librations zone of farside.1Low interest or difficult formation14Full MoonSix days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
623BELL YAA254089N2631575Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundAlexander G. BellAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedinventorU. S. A.American2020 th century?1847?1922?-96.842457263.15754396 ° 51 ' West25.4089725 ° 25 ' NorthLibrations zoneNorth-WestNot defined23.000723.000711.526820.116608695652174Circular formation located on librations zone of farside.1Low interest or difficult formation14Full MoonSix days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
624BELLOT AAA131914S476215Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJoseph R. Bellot(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedNavigatorFranceFrench1919 th century?1826?1853Specialist of the Antarctic.47.62156747.62156747 ° 37 ' East-13.19144313 ° 11 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast part of Mare Fecunditatis8.469248.469244.216950.200118063754427Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
625BELLOT BAA135526S477187Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJoseph R. Bellot(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedNavigatorFranceFrench1919 th century?1826?1853Specialist of the Antarctic.47.71871847.71871847 ° 43 ' East-13.55263313 ° 33 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastEast part of Mare Fecunditatis7.126887.126883.514250.199859747545582Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
626BELYAEV QAA206529N1397154Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundPavel I. BelyaevAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedcosmonautU. S. S. R.Soviet2020 th century?1925?1970Voskhod 2 mission cosmonaut with Leonov on the march 18 1965.139.715425139.715425139 ° 43 ' East20.6529220 ° 39 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastNot defined50.288250.288216.229750.091707768187423Not observable0Not observable0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
627BERGSTRAND GAA198600S1792800Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundCarl Osten E. BergstrandAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerSwedenSwedish2020 th centuryStockholm1873Uppsala1948Inventor of a differential refraction table. Surveys on Uranus satellites and solar corona179.28179.28178 ° 17 ' East-19.8619 ° 52 ' NorthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined32.4432.4416.2Unknown height.Unknown height. Impossible calculation.Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated0Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
628BERGSTRAND JAA202300S1780300Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundCarl Osten E. BergstrandAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerSwedenSwedish2020 th centuryStockholm1873Uppsala1948Inventor of a differential refraction table. Surveys on Uranus satellites and solar corona178.03178.03178 ° 2 ' East-20.25990394955720 ° 16 ' NorthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined20.230553077470720.23055307747072.85432432118588Unknown height.Unknown height. Impossible calculation.Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated99Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
629BERGSTRAND QAA199400S1751900Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactNectarian (From -3.92 billions years to -3.85 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundCarl Osten E. BergstrandAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerSwedenSwedish2020 th centuryStockholm1873Uppsala1948Inventor of a differential refraction table. Surveys on Uranus satellites and solar corona175.19175.19175 ° 11 ' East-19.941304675286719 ° 56 ' NorhFarsideSouth-EastNot defined57.1257.1228.535270.061747198879552Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated99Not observableNot observable5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
630BERKNER AAA276225N2550923Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundLloyd Viel BerknerAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerU. S. A.American2020 th centuryMilwaukee1905Washington1967Specialist in atmospheres and radars. Member of Sciences academy. President of the Institute of radio engineers.255.092353940867255.092353940867255 ° 6 ' East27.622558732889428 ° 23 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined21.821.810.7Unknown height.Unknown height. Impossible calculation.Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated99Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
631BERKNER BAA294368N2557464Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundLloyd Viel BerknerAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerU. S. A.American2020 th centuryMilwaukee1905Washington1967Specialist in atmospheres and radars. Member of Sciences academy. President of the Institute of radio engineers.255.74643574722255.74643574722255 ° 45 ' East29.436812068759530 ° 34 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined33.8533.8516.9Unknown height.Unknown height. Impossible calculation.Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated99Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
632BERKNER YAA277605N2536486Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundLloyd Viel BerknerAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedastronomerU. S. A.American2020 th centuryMilwaukee1905Washington1967Specialist in atmospheres and radars. Member of Sciences academy. President of the Institute of radio engineers.253.648696335264253.648696335264253 ° 39 ' East27.760580227472828 ° 14 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastNot defined31.1931.1915.6Unknown height.Unknown height. Impossible calculation.Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated99Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
633BERLAGE RAA640840S1924385Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundHendrik Petrus Berlage (Junior)Andersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedGeophysicistNetherlandsDutch2020 th centuryAmsterdam1896?1968Director of the Meteorological and Geophysical Service in Netherlands Indies. Reserach director in climatological department of the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute192.438545475551192.438545475551192 ° 26 ' East-64.084006499223364 ° 5 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastNot defined27.0627.0613.5Unknown height.Unknown height. Impossible calculation.Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated99Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
634BERNOULLI AAA364134N608787Satellite featureAACraterNot definedMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJacques Bernoulli(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistSwitzerlandSwiss1717 th centuryBâle1654Bâle1705Works on the infinitesimal calculation. Specialist of probabilities.60.87876960.87876960 ° 53 ' East36.41343536 ° 25 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastGauss20.237220.237210.125810.12751976284585Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated3Three days after New MoonTwo days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
635BERNOULLI BAA368385N655115Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJacques Bernoulli(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistSwitzerlandSwiss1717 th centuryBâle1654Bâle1705Works on the infinitesimal calculation. Specialist of probabilities.65.51155465.51155465 ° 31 ' East36.8385436 ° 50 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North-East limb23.96523.96511.927150.113313856427379Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
636BERNOULLI CAA353814N671877Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJacques Bernoulli(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistSwitzerlandSwiss1717 th centuryBâle1654Bâle1705Works on the infinitesimal calculation. Specialist of probabilities.67.18772367.18772367 ° 11 ' East35.3814235 ° 23 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North-East limb17.996317.9963924910.138388888888889Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
637BERNOULLI DAA357922N665034Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJacques Bernoulli(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistSwitzerlandSwiss1717 th centuryBâle1654Bâle1705Works on the infinitesimal calculation. Specialist of probabilities.66.50348966.50348966 ° 30 ' East35.79225835 ° 48 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North-East limb11.912111.91215.923920.200839630562552Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
638BERNOULLI EAA353186N628557Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJacques Bernoulli(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistSwitzerlandSwiss1717 th centuryBâle1654Bâle1705Works on the infinitesimal calculation. Specialist of probabilities.62.85574562.85574562 ° 51 ' East35.31862135 ° 19 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North-East limb26.754526.754513.328070.104934579439252Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
639BERNOULLI KAA365378N633968Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJacques Bernoulli(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and physicistSwitzerlandSwiss1717 th centuryBâle1654Bâle1705Works on the infinitesimal calculation. Specialist of probabilities.63.39682963.39682963 ° 24 ' East36.53787936 ° 32 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North-East limb17.676517.67658.824780.140158371040724Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated33 days after New Moon2 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
640BEROSUS AAA331401N680848Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundBerose(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer priest and historianBabylonBabylonian-44 th century BCBabylone330 BC??Inventor of a solar dial. Author of a history of Babylon about 280 BC.68.08488268.08488268 ° 5 ' East33.14015133 ° 8 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North-East limb11.312211.31225.622710.20079575596817Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
641BEROSUS FAA339994N665299Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundBerose(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer priest and historianBabylonBabylonian-44 th century BCBabylone330 BC??Inventor of a solar dial. Author of a history of Babylon about 280 BC.66.52999266.52999266 ° 32 ' East33.99942533 ° 60 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North-East limb22.151822.15181126520.119729119638826Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
642BEROSUS KAA321870N708872Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundBerose(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomer priest and historianBabylonBabylonian-44 th century BCBabylone330 BC??Inventor of a solar dial. Author of a history of Babylon about 280 BC.70.88724170.88724170 ° 53 ' East32.18701432 ° 11 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastMoon North-East limb8.167618.16761416350.200122399020808Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated2Deux days after New Moon1 day after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
643BERZELIUS AAA367355N488665Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundBaron Jöns Jacob Berzelius(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedChemistSwedenSwedish1919 th centuryVäversunda Sörgard1779Stockholm1848Secretary of the Academy of Sciences in 1818. Separated the organic chemistry and the mineral chemistry. Inventor of symbols and chemical equations. Laws of the electrochemistry.48.86658548.86658548 ° 52 ' East36.73553736 ° 44 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastAtlas crater South-East region8.427818.427814.216870.20011862396204Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
644BERZELIUS BAA323145N430982Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundBaron Jöns Jacob Berzelius(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedChemistSwedenSwedish1919 th centuryVäversunda Sörgard1779Stockholm1848Secretary of the Academy of Sciences in 1818. Separated the organic chemistry and the mineral chemistry. Inventor of symbols and chemical equations. Laws of the electrochemistry.43.09829543.09829543 ° 6 ' East32.31453232 ° 19 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastAtlas crater South-East region25.50525.50512.727670.108467267738142Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
645BERZELIUS FAA328456N460229Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundBaron Jöns Jacob Berzelius(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedChemistSwedenSwedish1919 th centuryVäversunda Sörgard1779Stockholm1848Secretary of the Academy of Sciences in 1818. Separated the organic chemistry and the mineral chemistry. Inventor of symbols and chemical equations. Laws of the electrochemistry.46.02293546.02293546 ° 1 ' East32.84563532 ° 51 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastAtlas crater South-East region10.836310.83635.421750.200645756457565Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
646BERZELIUS KAA355694N470332Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundBaron Jöns Jacob Berzelius(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedChemistSwedenSwedish1919 th centuryVäversunda Sörgard1779Stockholm1848Secretary of the Academy of Sciences in 1818. Separated the organic chemistry and the mineral chemistry. Inventor of symbols and chemical equations. Laws of the electrochemistry.47.0332247.0332247 ° 2 ' East35.56949735 ° 34 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastAtlas crater South-East region5.977845.977842.911930.199498327759197Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
647BERZELIUS TAA362487N479566Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundBaron Jöns Jacob Berzelius(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedChemistSwedenSwedish1919 th centuryVäversunda Sörgard1779Stockholm1848Secretary of the Academy of Sciences in 1818. Separated the organic chemistry and the mineral chemistry. Inventor of symbols and chemical equations. Laws of the electrochemistry.47.95665747.95665747 ° 57 ' East36.24878136 ° 15 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastAtlas crater South-East region9.218779.218774.618470.200325379609544Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
648BERZELIUS WAA381365N531028Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundBaron Jöns Jacob Berzelius(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedChemistSwedenSwedish1919 th centuryVäversunda Sörgard1779Stockholm1848Secretary of the Academy of Sciences in 1818. Separated the organic chemistry and the mineral chemistry. Inventor of symbols and chemical equations. Laws of the electrochemistry.53.102853.102853 ° 6 ' East38.1365938 ° 8 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastAtlas crater South-East region7.174897.174893.514330.199860529986053Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
649BESSARION AAA170740N3201701Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohannes Bessarion(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScholar and theologianByzanceByzantin1515 th centuryTrébizonde1402Ravenne1472Cardinal in 1439. Partisan of the Union of Churches. Promoter of the Renaissance in Italy.-39.829813320.17018739 ° 50 ' West17.07409517 ° 4 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestRegion between Oceanus Procellarum and Mare Imbrium12.319812.31986.124760.200974025974026Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
650BESSARION BAA168335N3182808Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian (From -3.2 billions years to -1.1 billions years) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundJohannes Bessarion(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScholar and theologianByzanceByzantin1515 th centuryTrébizonde1402Ravenne1472Cardinal in 1439. Partisan of the Union of Churches. Promoter of the Renaissance in Italy.-41.719168318.28083241 ° 43 ' West16.83353816 ° 50 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestRegion between Oceanus Procellarum and Mare Imbrium11.67411.6745.823440.200856898029135Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
651BESSARION CAA160300N3173644Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian (From -3.2 billions years to -1.1 billions years) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundJohannes Bessarion(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScholar and theologianByzanceByzantin1515 th centuryTrébizonde1402Ravenne1472Cardinal in 1439. Partisan of the Union of Churches. Promoter of the Renaissance in Italy.-42.63554317.3644642 ° 38 ' West16.03000516 ° 2 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestRegion between Oceanus Procellarum and Mare Imbrium8.545568.545564.217120.200233918128655Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
652BESSARION DAA197735N3182652Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJohannes Bessarion(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScholar and theologianByzanceByzantin1515 th centuryTrébizonde1402Ravenne1472Cardinal in 1439. Partisan of the Union of Churches. Promoter of the Renaissance in Italy.-41.734721318.26527941 ° 44 ' West19.77354119 ° 46 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestRegion between Oceanus Procellarum and Mare Imbrium9.151719.151714.518330.200327868852459Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
653BESSARION EAA153740N3226487Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian (From -3.2 billions years to -1.1 billions years) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundJohannes Bessarion(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScholar and theologianByzanceByzantin1515 th centuryTrébizonde1402Ravenne1472Cardinal in 1439. Partisan of the Union of Churches. Promoter of the Renaissance in Italy.-37.351272322.64872837 ° 21 ' West15.37405915 ° 22 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestRegion between Oceanus Procellarum and Mare Imbrium7.59317.59313.715180.2Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
654BESSARION GAA149005N3196382Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundJohannes Bessarion(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScholar and theologianByzanceByzantin1515 th centuryTrébizonde1402Ravenne1472Cardinal in 1439. Partisan of the Union of Churches. Promoter of the Renaissance in Italy.-40.361745319.63825540 ° 22 ' West14.90053714 ° 54 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestRegion between Oceanus Procellarum and Mare Imbrium3.622573.622571.87180.198342541436464Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
655BESSARION HAA152607N3185187Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundJohannes Bessarion(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScholar and theologianByzanceByzantin1515 th centuryTrébizonde1402Ravenne1472Cardinal in 1439. Partisan of the Union of Churches. Promoter of the Renaissance in Italy.-41.481206318.51879441 ° 29 ' West15.26078515 ° 16 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestRegion between Oceanus Procellarum and Mare Imbrium4.124424.1244228190.19878640776699Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
656BESSARION VAA150623N3250171Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundJohannes Bessarion(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScholar and theologianByzanceByzantin1515 th centuryTrébizonde1402Ravenne1472Cardinal in 1439. Partisan of the Union of Churches. Promoter of the Renaissance in Italy.-34.982867325.01713334 ° 59 ' West15.06235615 ° 4 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestRegion between Oceanus Procellarum and Mare Imbrium2.977342.977341.45900.197986577181208Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
657BESSARION WAA166997N3230557Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundJohannes Bessarion(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedScholar and theologianByzanceByzantin1515 th centuryTrébizonde1402Ravenne1472Cardinal in 1439. Partisan of the Union of Churches. Promoter of the Renaissance in Italy.-36.94422323.0557836 ° 57 ' West16.69972216 ° 42 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestRegion between Oceanus Procellarum and Mare Imbrium2.673022.673021.35280.197752808988764Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
658BESSEL DAA273377N198590Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundFriedrich Wilhelm Bessel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1919 th centuryMinden1784Königsberg1846Founder of the observatory of Königsberg. Observation of 75 000 stars. Measure of the distance of 61 Cygni in 1838. Prediction of the existence of the companion of Sirius.19.85906419.85906419 ° 52 ' East27.33776527 ° 20 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastSouth-East part of Mare Serenitatis5.200525.200522.610360.199230769230769Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
659BESSEL FAA212603N138405Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundBessel F - Friedrich Wilhelm BesselIAU 2006Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1919 th centuryMinden1784Königsberg1846Founder of the observatory of Königsberg. Observation of 75 000 stars. Measure of the distance of 61 Cygni in 1838. Prediction of the existence of the companion of Sirius.13.84050113.84050113 ° 50 ' East21.26039921 ° 16 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastSouth-West part of Mare Serenitatis0.6333660.6333660.31220.193650793650794Isolated circular formation with bowl shape. Recent.Very little slopes steep and very bright.Very little high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon999250 mm reflector500 mm reflector
660BESSEL GAA211441N147353Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundBessel G - Friedrich Wilhelm BesselIAU 2006Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1919 th centuryMinden1784Königsberg1846Founder of the observatory of Königsberg. Observation of 75 000 stars. Measure of the distance of 61 Cygni in 1838. Prediction of the existence of the companion of Sirius.14.7353614.7353614 ° 44 ' East21.1441921 ° 9 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastSouth-West part of Mare Serenitatis1.107041.107040.52170.195495495495496Isolated circular formation with bowl shape. Recent.Very little slopes steep and very bright.Very little high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon250250 mm reflector500 mm reflector
661BESSEL HAA256924N199965Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundFriedrich Wilhelm Bessel(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerGermanyGerman1919 th centuryMinden1784Königsberg1846Founder of the observatory of Königsberg. Observation of 75 000 stars. Measure of the distance of 61 Cygni in 1838. Prediction of the existence of the companion of Sirius.19.99659219.99659219 ° 60 ' East25.69242925 ° 42 ' NorthNearsideNorth-EastSouth-East part of Mare Serenitatis3.724053.724051.87380.198387096774194Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation66 days after New Moon5 days after Full Moon100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
662BETTINUS AAA648770S3109726Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMario Bettini(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher mathematician and astronomerItalyItalian1717 th century?1582?1657?-49.027377310.97262349 ° 2 ' West-64.87701564 ° 53 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb25.671925.671912.827720.107985975847293Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
663BETTINUS BAA635413S3086867Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMario Bettini(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher mathematician and astronomerItalyItalian1717 th century?1582?1657?-51.313248308.68675251 ° 19 ' West-63.54134863 ° 32 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb25.165925.165912.527560.109495431068733Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
664BETTINUS CAA633321S3219099Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMario Bettini(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher mathematician and astronomerItalyItalian1717 th century?1582?1657?-38.090075321.90992538 ° 5 ' West-63.33211763 ° 20 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb22.550622.550611.226660.118226164079823Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
665BETTINUS DAA649951S3133864Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMario Bettini(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher mathematician and astronomerItalyItalian1717 th century?1582?1657?-46.613579313.38642146 ° 37 ' West-64.99513364 ° 60 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb10.461410.46145.220980.20057361376673Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
666BETTINUS EAA632117S3176157Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMario Bettini(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher mathematician and astronomerItalyItalian1717 th century?1582?1657?-42.384235317.61576542 ° 23 ' West-63.21171263 ° 13 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb7.89587.89583.915800.2Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
667BETTINUS FAA629681S3159833Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMario Bettini(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher mathematician and astronomerItalyItalian1717 th century?1582?1657?-44.016609315.98339144 ° 1 ' West-62.96811262 ° 58 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb6.757686.757683.313500.199704142011834Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
668BETTINUS GAA616044S3152642Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMario Bettini(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher mathematician and astronomerItalyItalian1717 th century?1582?1657?-44.735734315.26426644 ° 44 ' West-61.6044661 ° 36 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb6.517586.517583.213020.199693251533742Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
669BETTINUS HAA646203S3161806Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundMario Bettini(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhilosopher mathematician and astronomerItalyItalian1717 th century?1582?1657?-43.819387316.18061343 ° 49 ' West-64.62032764 ° 37 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestMoon South-South-West limb7.766847.766843.815540.2Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
670BIANCHINI DAA475549N3243033Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancesco Bianchini(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerItalyItalian1717 th century?1662?1729?-35.696677324.30332335 ° 42 ' West47.554947 ° 33 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North-North-West limb7.05797.05793.514110.19985835694051Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
671BIANCHINI GAA466968N3272146Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancesco Bianchini(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerItalyItalian1717 th century?1662?1729?-32.785335327.21466532 ° 47 ' West46.69681646 ° 42 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North-North-West limb3.905033.905031.97760.19846547314578Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
672BIANCHINI HAA480816N3271423Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancesco Bianchini(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerItalyItalian1717 th century?1662?1729?-32.85763327.1423732 ° 51 ' West48.08165348 ° 5 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North-North-West limb6.174826.17482312310.199513776337115Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
673BIANCHINI MAA483741N3293289Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancesco Bianchini(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerItalyItalian1717 th century?1662?1729?-30.671003329.32899730 ° 40 ' West48.37415348 ° 22 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North-North-West limb4.236784.236782.18430.198820754716981Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
674BIANCHINI NAA485450N3289303Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancesco Bianchini(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerItalyItalian1717 th century?1662?1729?-31.06966328.9303431 ° 4 ' West48.54501648 ° 33 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North-North-West limb4.970784.970782.49890.198993963782696Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
675BIANCHINI WAA485473N3261913Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundFrancesco Bianchini(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerItalyItalian1717 th century?1662?1729?-33.808665326.19133533 ° 49 ' West48.54733448 ° 33 ' NorthNearsideNorth-WestMoon North-North-West limb8.344428.344424.116690.200119904076739Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated103 days after First Quarter2 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
676BIELA AAA529358S533880Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundWilhelm von Biela(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerAustriaAustrian1919 th centuryRosslau1782Venice1856Discoverer of a comet in 1826.53.3880953.3880953 ° 23 ' East-52.93584652 ° 56 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South-South-East limb26.126626.12661327870.106659012629162Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
677BIELA BAA567245S500263Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactNectarian (From -3.92 billions years to -3.85 billions years)Formation period source not foundNo detail foundWilhelm von Biela(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerAustriaAustrian1919 th centuryRosslau1782Venice1856Discoverer of a comet in 1826.50.02634950.02634950 ° 2 ' East-56.7245756 ° 43 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South-South-East limb44.553344.553322.232730.073468013468014Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
678BIELA CAA542834S534970Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian (From -3.2 billions years to -1.1 billions years) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundWilhelm von Biela(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerAustriaAustrian1919 th centuryRosslau1782Venice1856Discoverer of a comet in 1826.53.4970653.4970653 ° 30 ' East-54.28340954 ° 17 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South-South-East limb26.889626.889613.428110.104537002603198Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
679BIELA DAA558895S564121Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundWilhelm von Biela(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerAustriaAustrian1919 th centuryRosslau1782Venice1856Discoverer of a comet in 1826.56.41219456.41219456 ° 25 ' East-55.88959455 ° 53 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South-South-East limb15.96715.9677.924030.150469630557295Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
680BIELA EAA566079S565763Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundWilhelm von Biela(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerAustriaAustrian1919 th centuryRosslau1782Venice1856Discoverer of a comet in 1826.56.57635956.57635956 ° 35 ' East-56.60798456 ° 36 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South-South-East limb8.558248.558244.217140.200233644859813Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
681BIELA FAA565210S548524Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundWilhelm von Biela(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerAustriaAustrian1919 th centuryRosslau1782Venice1856Discoverer of a comet in 1826.54.85240954.85240954 ° 51 ' East-56.52107656 ° 31 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South-South-East limb9.403519.403514.718840.200425531914894Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
682BIELA GAA563813S540854Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundWilhelm von Biela(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerAustriaAustrian1919 th centuryRosslau1782Venice1856Discoverer of a comet in 1826.54.0854254.0854254 ° 5 ' East-56.38135856 ° 23 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South-South-East limb10.085710.0857520230.200495540138751Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
683BIELA HAA580197S543989Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundWilhelm von Biela(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerAustriaAustrian1919 th centuryRosslau1782Venice1856Discoverer of a comet in 1826.54.39894554.39894554 ° 24 ' East-58.01973958 ° 1 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South-South-East limb7.964387.964383.915920.2Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
684BIELA JAA570741S528918Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundWilhelm von Biela(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerAustriaAustrian1919 th centuryRosslau1782Venice1856Discoverer of a comet in 1826.52.89180252.89180252 ° 54 ' East-57.07411657 ° 4 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South-South-East limb13.951613.95166.928070.201218637992832Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
685BIELA TAA539228S499156Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundWilhelm von Biela(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerAustriaAustrian1919 th centuryRosslau1782Venice1856Discoverer of a comet in 1826.49.9156149.9156149 ° 55 ' East-53.92288253 ° 55 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South-South-East limb6.505096.505093.213000.199692780337942Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
686BIELA UAA536581S493060Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundWilhelm von Biela(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerAustriaAustrian1919 th centuryRosslau1782Venice1856Discoverer of a comet in 1826.49.30609949.30609949 ° 18 ' East-53.65812353 ° 39 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South-South-East limb16.380316.38038.124220.147863247863248Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
687BIELA VAA537306S484524Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundWilhelm von Biela(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerAustriaAustrian1919 th centuryRosslau1782Venice1856Discoverer of a comet in 1826.48.45248848.45248848 ° 27 ' East-53.73068553 ° 44 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South-South-East limb6.397266.397263.212770.19953125Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
688BIELA WAA553102S498723Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundWilhelm von Biela(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerAustriaAustrian1919 th centuryRosslau1782Venice1856Discoverer of a comet in 1826.49.87237349.87237349 ° 52 ' East-55.31026355 ° 19 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South-South-East limb18.159218.1592924980.137555066079295Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
689BIELA YAA549742S580065Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundWilhelm von Biela(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerAustriaAustrian1919 th centuryRosslau1782Venice1856Discoverer of a comet in 1826.58.00657858.00657858 ° 0 ' East-54.97423654 ° 58 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South-South-East limb15.708615.70867.823910.152196053469128Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
690BIELA ZAA538956S570042Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundWilhelm von Biela(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedAstronomerAustriaAustrian1919 th centuryRosslau1782Venice1856Discoverer of a comet in 1826.57.00424157.00424157 ° 0 ' East-53.895653 ° 54 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMoon South-South-East limb50.634950.634925.334010.067173612482718Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
691BILLY AAA143350S3136640Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJacques de Billy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerFranceFrench1717 th century?1602?1679Equally astrologer. Believed in a mysterious comet influence.-46.335952313.66404846 ° 20 ' West-14.33509214 ° 20 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestSouth-West part of Oceanus Procellarum7.262337.262333.614510.199862258953168Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
692BILLY BAA122002S3123283Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJacques de Billy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerFranceFrench1717 th century?1602?1679Equally astrologer. Believed in a mysterious comet influence.-47.6717312.328347 ° 40 ' West-12.20021312 ° 12 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestSouth-West part of Oceanus Procellarum20.761720.761710.326010.12528901734104Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
693BILLY CAA160783S3108555Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJacques de Billy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerFranceFrench1717 th century?1602?1679Equally astrologer. Believed in a mysterious comet influence.-49.144472310.85552849 ° 9 ' West-16.07831716 ° 5 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestSouth-West part of Oceanus Procellarum5.587045.587042.711140.199284436493739Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
694BILLY DAA148562S3116066Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJacques de Billy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerFranceFrench1717 th century?1602?1679Equally astrologer. Believed in a mysterious comet influence.-48.393357311.60664348 ° 24 ' West-14.85624714 ° 51 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestSouth-West part of Oceanus Procellarum10.909610.90965.421900.200733272227314Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
695BILLY EAA149721S3101870Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundJacques de Billy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerFranceFrench1717 th century?1602?1679Equally astrologer. Believed in a mysterious comet influence.-49.812904310.18709649 ° 49 ' West-14.97217314 ° 58 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestSouth-West part of Oceanus Procellarum2.564522.564521.25060.19765625Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter150150 mm reflector300 mm reflector
696BILLY HAA156541S3101573Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundJacques de Billy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerFranceFrench1717 th century?1602?1679Equally astrologer. Believed in a mysterious comet influence.-49.842625310.15737549 ° 51 ' West-15.65412115 ° 39 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestSouth-West part of Oceanus Procellarum3.26123.26121.66460.198159509202454Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
697BILLY KAA129691S3111429Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundJacques de Billy(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematician and astronomerFranceFrench1717 th century?1602?1679Equally astrologer. Believed in a mysterious comet influence.-48.857035311.14296548 ° 51 ' West-12.96916112 ° 58 ' SouthNearsideSouth-WestSouth-West part of Oceanus Procellarum4.205474.205472.18370.198812351543943Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation114 days after First Quarter3 days after Last Quarter100100 mm reflector200 mm reflector
698BINGHAM HAA74630N1162230Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundHiram BinghamIAU 2006Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedExplorerU. S. A.American2020th centuryHonolulu1875Washington1956Machu Pichu discoverer. American republican governor & senator.116.222511157879116.222511116 ° 13 ' East7.4629697 ° 28 ' NorthFarsideNorth-EastOstwald quadrant26.6526.6513.3Unknown height.Unknown height. Impossible calculation.Isolated circular formation with flat floor.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Flat floor0Not observable99Not observableNot observable5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
699BIOT AAA222177S488345Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJean Baptiste Biot(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhysicistFranceFrench1919 th centuryParis1774Paris1862?48.83456148.83456148 ° 50 ' East-22.21774922 ° 13 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMare Fecunditatis South edge14.88614.8867.429980.201343183344527Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
700BIOT BAA204332S495773Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJean Baptiste Biot(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhysicistFranceFrench1919 th centuryParis1774Paris1862?49.57730849.57730849 ° 35 ' East-20.43329920 ° 26 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMare Fecunditatis South edge27.48627.48613.728300.102946526009458Not described in this VMA version0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon3010x binoculars50 mm refractor
701BIOT CAA221098S511446Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJean Baptiste Biot(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhysicistFranceFrench1919 th centuryParis1774Paris1862?51.14469551.14469551 ° 9 ' East-22.10988122 ° 7 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMare Fecunditatis South edge7.004297.004293.513980.199714285714286Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
702BIOT DAA243413S503466Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJean Baptiste Biot(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhysicistFranceFrench1919 th centuryParis1774Paris1862?50.3466150.3466150 ° 21 ' East-24.34135424 ° 20 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMare Fecunditatis South edge8.765318.765314.317560.200228050171038Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
703BIOT EAA247667S508700Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundJean Baptiste Biot(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhysicistFranceFrench1919 th centuryParis1774Paris1862?50.87005950.87005950 ° 52 ' East-24.76677724 ° 46 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMare Fecunditatis South edge7.992127.992123.915980.2Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.0Not evaluated44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
704BIOT TAA214490S498018Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactEratosthenian or Copernician (From -3.2 billions years to present days) ?Formation period source not foundNo detail foundJean Baptiste Biot(Mädler 1837 or IAU 19.. ??)Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhysicistFranceFrench1919 th centuryParis1774Paris1862?49.8018349.8018349 ° 48 ' East-21.44906521 ° 27 ' SouthNearsideSouth-EastMare Fecunditatis South edge5.252685.252682.610460.199238095238095Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls.Rounded floor.1Low interest or difficult formation44 days after New Moon3 days after Full Moon5050 mm refractor100 mm refractor
705BIRKELAND MAA322856S1742985Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundOlaf Kristian BirkelandIAU 2006Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedPhysicistNorwayNorwegian1919 th centuryChristiania1867Tokyo1917Solar activity specialist. Inventor of the magnetic gun and of a chemical nitrogen use.. 174.298525649133174.298525174 ° 18 ' East-32.28561932 ° 17 ' SouthFarsideSouth-EastMare Ingeni East edge24.6124.6112.3Unknown height.Unknown height. Impossible calculation.Isolated circular formation with bowl shape.Slightly steep slopes.Slightly high walls Flat floor0Not observable99Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
706BIRKHOFF KAA573989N2151861Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundGeorge David BirkhoffAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianU. S. A.American2020 th centuryOverisel1884Cambridge1944General theory about dynamic systems. Demonstration of last Poincaré theorem. Survey on relativity theory.-144.813815215.186185144 ° 48 ' West57.39898157 ° 24 ' NorthFarsideNorth-WestInside Birkhoff crater58.2358.2329.1Unknown height.Unknown height. Impossible calculation.Circular formation in Birkhoff craterSouth slope destroyed by Birkhoff LSouth wall destroyed by Birkhoff LFlat floor with two central hills0Not observable99Not observableNot observable999Not observableNot observable
707BIRKHOFF LAA5633892N2146567Satellite featureAACraterCraterletMeteoritic impactFormation period not foundFormation period source not foundNo detail foundGeorge David BirkhoffAndersson / Whitaker 1982Adopted by IAUNot namedNot namedNot namedMathematicianU. S. A.American2020 th centuryOverisel1884Cambridge1944General theory about dynamic systems. Demonstration of last Poincaré theorem. Survey on relativity th
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