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Lunar features. Information from Wikipedia, photo by Neven Krcmarek on Unsplash

Lunar features. Information from Wikipedia, photo by Neven Krcmarek on Unsplash

Grimaldi, crater, 173 km

Sea of nectar

Sea of moisture

Plato, crater, 100 km

Ocean of storms

Sea of clouds

Langrenus, crater, 132 km

Sea of fecundity/fertility

Sea of crises

Sea of tranquility

Sea of serenity

Sea of rains

Tycho, crater, 85 km

Copernicus, crater, 96 km

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