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DescriptionCoatl Facula EN1012771570M.jpg	English: Coatl Facula on Mercury. The facula is the somewhat brighter area north of the sharp crater at bottom center. The name was approved by the IAU on June 1, 2020. MESSENGER Narrow Angle Camera. Image width is approximately 133 km, and the sharp crater is approximately 10 km wide. Approximate north at top. Max Emission Angle: 7.8585119843053 Max Incidence Angle: 35.007861903905 Max Phase Angle: 28.933222305652 Mean Ground Resolution: 189.40855645236 Min Emission Angle: 3.7784229183729 Min Incidence Angle: 32.69372544508 Min Phase Angle: 27.428775248471
Date	5 June 2013
Source	PILOT, Planetary Image Locator Tool, USGS Astrogeology Science Center
Author	NASA

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