Fizeau crater

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Fizeau crater is a large impact crater on the far side of the Moon, named in honor of French physicist Hippolyte Fizeau.

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Fizeau crater canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf lunar impact crater
lunar surface feature
belongsTo far-side lunar craters group
belongsToSystem Earth–Moon system
celestialBody Moon
featureType impact crater
hasCoordinateSystem selenographic coordinates
hasEnvironment airless
vacuum
hasEponymFullName Hippolyte Fizeau
hasEponymNationality French
hasEponymOccupation French physicist
hasExplorationMethod lunar photography
remote sensing
hasGravity low lunar gravity
hasIllumination sunlit only when Moon’s far side is illuminated
hasNamingAuthority International Astronomical Union
hasOfficialStatus approved lunar nomenclature
hasParentBodyType natural satellite
hasPrimaryFormationProcess impact event
hasSurfaceType rocky
hasVisibilityFromEarth not directly visible
isNaturalFeature true
isPartOf lunar highlands
locatedOn Moon
locatedOnSide far side of the Moon
namedAfter Hippolyte Fizeau
observedBy lunar orbiters
orbitsWith Earth

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