Hall crater

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Hall crater is a prominent impact feature on Mars’s moon Phobos, notable to planetary scientists studying the moon’s heavily cratered surface.

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Hall crater canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf impact crater
lunar crater
belongsToCategory Craters on Phobos
celestialBodyType surface feature
discoveredOnBody Phobos
eponym Asaph Hall
featureType crater
hasCoordinateSystem Phobos coordinate system
hasMorphology impact structure
hasNamingAuthority International Astronomical Union
hasRelationTo Stickney crater
other named craters on Phobos
hasSurfaceCharacteristic heavily cratered terrain
isPartOf surface of Phobos
isStudiedBy planetary scientists
isUsedFor age dating of Phobos surface units
crater counting studies
geological mapping of Phobos
locatedIn Mars system
locatedOn Phobos
namedAfter Asaph Hall
observedBy Mariner 9
Mars Express
Mars Global Surveyor
Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
Viking 1 Orbiter
linked to: Viking Orbiter

Viking 2 Orbiter
linked to: Viking Orbiter
orbitsWith Mars
surfaceFeatureOf Phobos

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Phobos hasNotableCrater Hall crater