SP-424 The Voyage of Mariner 10

 

Fig. A-12. As Mariner flies by the planet it looks at a part of the surface on which the sun is shining from overhead. Craters and mountains cast no visible shadows and surface features are seen as albedo differences, light rings of crater walls streaks rays and light and dark splotches. The center of this mosaic is approximately 90° longitude and 20°S latitude.

Fig. A-12. As Mariner flies by the planet it looks at a part of the surface on which the sun is shining from overhead. Craters and mountains cast no visible shadows and surface features are seen as albedo differences, light rings of crater walls streaks rays and light and dark splotches. The center of this mosaic is approximately 90° longitude and 20°S latitude.

 

Fig. A-12. As Mariner flies by the planet it looks at a part of the surface on which the sun is shining from overhead. Craters and mountains cast no visible shadows and surface features are seen as albedo differences, light rings of crater walls streaks rays and light and dark splotches. The center of this mosaic is approximately 90° longitude and 20°S latitude.

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