Lu Hsun

Lu Hsun crater on Mercury. MESSENGER Narrow Angle Camera. At least two patches of hollows are visible on the west side of the central peak. Emission Angle: 30.1 Incidence Angle: 73.5 Latitude: 0.0 Longitude: 336.0 Phase Angle: 103.6 · Credit: NASA · Licence: Public domain

Oblique view of Lu Hsun crater on Mercury (lower right), with unnamed craters in background. The brightest spots are hollows. Looking northeast. MESSENGER Narrow Angle Camera. Image is about 185.8 km wide at center. Max Emission Angle: 69.534378108244 Max Incidence Angle: 26.370909059836 Max Phase Angle: 82.718689746131 Mean Ground Resolution: 181.43007050604 Min Emission Angle: 56.491571351231 Min Incidence Angle: 17.424674864536 Min Phase Angle: 81.217101216751 · Credit: NASA · Licence: Public domain

Lu Hsun crater (center) on Mercury. Mosaic of MESSENGER Wide Angle Camera images. Upper 1/3 of image was scaled to match the lower 2/3, and then both were cropped to center on Lu Hsun. Statistics for lower image (EW0228155905G): Emission Angle: 17.3 Incidence Angle: 81.8 Latitude: -2.7 Longitude: 336.3 Phase Angle: 97.3 · Credit: James Stuby based on NASA images · Licence: Public domain