Apollo 12 Anaglyphs

Small Mound The block in the foreground evidently impacted on the east side of the small mound, sometime after the mound formed.  When it hit the mound, the block formed the crater just beyond it and then tumbled a bit farther east.  This suggests that the block was ejecta from an impact off to the west, perhaps the big impact feature about 4 km west of the LM. Note that there is considerable east-west foreshortening in the anaglyph, as can be seen by comparing with AS12-46-6822 and 6823.

AS12-46-6824-25 Anaglyph by Eric Nelson (click on the image for a larger version)

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