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Topic: Montes Riphaeus

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	ch4.3
		The area is in the Montes Riphaeus between Mare Cognitum and Oceanus Procellarum.
		Across the Montes Riphaeus (arrow to arrow) the trend of the ridge becomes a fault or series of faults causing the valley.
		Near the east edge of the picture the Montes Riphaeus are bounded by mare (M).
	www.hq.nasa.gov /office/pao/History/SP-362/ch4.3.htm (2567 words)

	Hitchhiker's Guide to Rukl Chart 42 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		This is one of the best-explored areas of the Moon; two Apollo spacecraft and one each Surveyor, Ranger, and Luna probe descended here.
		There are some nicely formed domes on both sides of Montes Riphaeus, along with a curiously sharp portion of a wrinkle ridge near Eppinger that has more than once fooled me into thinking, for a moment, that I've spotted a rille.
		An interesting wedge-shaped wrinkle ridge heads southeast of Montes Riphaeus nearly to Eppinger.
	www.shallowsky.com /moon/rukl42.html (326 words)

	Astro Images
		Mares Frigoris and Imbrium, Montes Alpes, Caucasus, and Apenninus, Vallis Alpes, craters Plato, Aristillus, Autolycus, and Archimedes on 5/12/00
		Mare Serenitatis, Montes Haemus, Serpentine Ridge, craters Posidonius and Plinius on 11/15/00
		Montes Riphaeus on 5/2/01 (a rather odd little mountain range in "the middle of nowhere")
	www.nwgis.com /greg/astimage.htm (1167 words)

	Minerals
		Two years and 9 months later, Surveyor 3 landed on the mare north of Montes Riphaeus along a ray of bright material emanating from the crater Copernicus.
		The large terra mass in the foreground is Montes Riphaeus, which consist of the unflooded remnants of the rim of a large basin and the rims of two or three inundated craters.
		At their western slope is the sinuous Hadley Rille, which was examined at close range by the Apollo 15 astronauts who drove to its eastern rim in the first manned roving vehicle used on the Moon.
	www.jnanam.com /moon.htm (4220 words)

	Clear Skies On Demand - an astronomy blog
		For me, the most interesting features imaged were Clavius (previously published in this blog), Copernicus and Montes Riphaeus, and finally the Plato area (will be published in the near future).
		In stark contrast with this young crater is the old crater Euclides P, which lies to the north of Montes Riphaeus, on the shores of Mare Insularum.
		To the East of the Montes Riphaeus, in the hills north of Fra Mauro (Rukl 42) you can see the Apollo 14 landing place.
	www.backyard-astro.com /blog/index.php/weblog/comments/2006_02_13 (820 words)

	3towers Observatory Moon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Apennine Mountains (Montes Apenninus) lie to the East of Eratosthenes.
		To the West of isolated Pico are the Teneriffe Mountains and further to the West are the Montes Recti.
		The Montes Riphaeus are in the center of the image.
	www.3towers.com /3towersObservatoryMoon.htm (2067 words)

	Jane Houston Jones; The bunny hop and other observing tails 5/2/01
		Montes Teneriffe, Pico, Piton and all the rest of the flock.
		The next area that screamed at me for a look was Montes Riphaeus and Ural.
		The crater Euclides had a pointy dunce-cap shaped shadow that was three or four times as long as the crater appeared wide.
	observers.org /reports/2001.05.02.3.html (920 words)

	May 2002 ~ Observing Reports
		I know he wasn't expecting to be on a lonely mountain road and have a fl vampyre with long hair step out from behind the trees.
		Knowing it was you in my heart when I walked by, but also knowing half my life was in a suitcase and a precious Vixen telescope was going round and round in the luggage terminal.
		I might trip over my feet, be totally unable to articulate more than four words in a meaningful way, and be incapable of using your telescope, but I operate on a wicked learning curve...
	members.tripod.com /~theastronomer/2002/may2002.html (14110 words)

	Back (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		76- Crater Eratosthenes [near the Southwestern extreme of Montes Apenninus, 26]
		-- - Apollo 15 (July 31 '71) [Northern extreme of Montes Apenninus, 26]
		-- - Apollo 17 (December 11 '72) [Southern extreme of Montes Taurus, 28]
	journeytothemoon.org /design/map_enlarged.htm (174 words)

	FH TL: The Lunar Dream - Page 3 - Alternate History Discussion Board
		The Montes Riphaeus were extensive; they could hold out for years in here, decades, constantly moving from one stronghold to the next.
		The population leaned Democratic, but seemed genuinely interested in what Houston had to say; Flamsteed was a logistics point for the military serving in the Montes Riphaeus, and had been hit hard by a carbombing that had killed seven soldiers.
		The high point of the tour came when Houston visited a small memorial to the soldiers who had been lost in the campaign in the Montes Riphaeus; it was a small, touching cairn, with a tablet inscribed with the names of the fallen.
	www.alternatehistory.com /Discussion/showthread.php?p=731250 (9739 words)

	ROBINSON LUNAR OBSERVATORY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		On the night of Friday, May 28, 2004, I observed a previously unreported lunar light ray in Montes Riphaeus, a 150 kilometer long mountain range that lies south of the crater Lansberg.
		What I saw was a thin shaft of light running westward to the terminator, just south of an arc-shaped region in the Riphaeus Mountains.
		It was partly cloudy with high thin clouds and haze.
	www.lunar-occultations.com /rlo/rays/montesriphaeus.htm (437 words)

	Peter Lloyd's Lunar Pages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		One of these gaps occurs in the Riphaeus Mountains, which divide Mare Nubium from Oceanus Procellarum.
		Many of these phenomena are predicted by The Robinson Lunar Observatory thanks to whom I was able to catch this ray in Montes Riphaeus.
		The left image was captured soon after the ray appeared and is intentionally over-exposed in order to bring out the ray.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /peter.lloyd3/Moon/Craters/Riphaeus050418.html (203 words)

	El beso en la Luna
		Le sigue Lambert donde destaca en Mons LaHire, un monte aislado de 10 x 20 km.
		Después tenemos una foto de los Montes Riphaeus donde podemos apreciar el pequeño cráter Euclides D conocido hasta no hace mucho por Eppinger, quién perdió el privilegio de dar nombre a una formación lunar por los motivos que comentábamos en este artículo.
		Después tenemos a Reinhold, situado al sur de Copernicus y por último un mosaico de varias imágenes en el que se ven Plato con sus cinco cratercillos interiores y los Montes Alpes donde se aprecia el impresionante Vallis Alpes y casi se adivina la grieta que discurre por el valle.
	mizar.blogalia.com /historias/26874 (433 words)

	Lubiniezky and Bullialdus craters from 1170 km
		The small crater below and right of the central reticle is Darney.
		The Fra Mauro region is in the upper right corner and Montes Riphaeus are the white arc near the top center of the image.
		The impact point is midway between the reticle right of the center and the one above it.
	www.solarviews.com /cap/moon/ra7a100.htm (108 words)

	Gray Moon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		A month in space with these people had given him an idea of where he stood with most of them, but that bit of psychology placed Helena near the top of the list of people he felt he could rely on.
		Eagle One flew low over the lunar surface of Mare Cognitum enroute for Montes Riphaeus, having just unloaded their third camera/sensor package.
		Three more units to unload, and then Carter and his co-pilot, Peter Johnson, could continue their debate over a cup of moonbase coffee.
	astele.co.uk /story.asp?id=gray (9578 words)

	Astronomical Association of Queensland
		Planets - Saturn (near M44 - Beehive Cluster), Jupiter (occultation of Ganymede at 22:19) and Mars
		Moon - Hortensius Domes, Montes Riphaeus, Rima Hesiodus
		Planets - Saturn (near M44 - Beehive Cluster), Jupiter (Europa shadow transit egress at 19:27 and transit egress at 20:36) and Mars
	www.aaq.org.au /field.htm (534 words)

	[No title]
		Nome originário do Monte Piton nas Ilhas Tenerife
		Nome originaário do Monte Braco terrestre, uma das montanha dos Alpes.
		Nome proveniente da cadeia dos Montes Urais na Ásia (atualmente Ural Mountains).
	lunar.astrodatabase.net /mons.htm (239 words)

	Observatorio ARVAL - Mapa Lunar
		76- Cráter Eratosthenes [cerca del extremo Suroeste de los Montes Apenninus, 26]
		-- - Apollo 15 (Julio 31 '71) [extremo Norte de los Montes Apenninus, 26]
		-- - Apollo 17 (Diciembre 11 '72) [extremo Sur de los Montes Taurus, 28]
	www.oarval.org /MoonMapsp.htm (516 words)

	Lunar Mountains
		(km) Mons Agnes 18.6N 5.3E 1.0 Montes Agricola 29.1N 54.2W 141.0 Montes Alpes 46.4N 0.8W 281.0 Mons Ampère 19.0N 4.0W 30.0 Mons André 5.2N
		10.0 Montes Apenninus 18.9N 3.7W 401.0 Montes Archimedes 25.3N 4.6W 163.0 Mons Ardeshir 5.0N
		8.0 Mons Argaeus 63.6S 30.1E 77.0 Mont Blanc 45.0N 1.0E 25.0 Mons Bradley 22.0N 1.0E 30.0 Montes Carpatus 14.5N 24.4W 361.0 Montes Caucasus 38.4N 10.0E 445.0 Montes Cordillera 17.5S 81.6W 574.0 Mons Delisle 29.5N 35.8W 30.0 Mons Dieter 5.0N
	www.fourmilab.ch /earthview/lunarform/mons.html (121 words)

	[No title]
		Landings on the Moon Date Spacecraft Coords Location Province Until Status COSPAR 1959 Sep 13 Luna-2 30N 1W Sinus Lunicus, Mare Imbrium Montes Apenninus A2 Impact 1959 Nu1 1959 Sep 13 2-ya K.R. Sinus Lunicus?
		Impact 1967-41A 1967 Oct 9 Lunar Orbiter 3 91.7W 14.6N Einstein Crater Nobel B1?
		Impact 1967-08A 1967 Oct 11 Lunar Orbiter 2 4S 98E Hirayama Crater Pasteur A2?
	www.planet4589.org /space/logs/deep/lunar_surface (63 words)

	STD Real-Time Image Gallery
		Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Mon May 31 01:59:01 2004 UTC
		An exquisite example of a crater with terraced walls and central peaks, Copernicus lies just below Montes Carpatus.
		The mountain groups in dark Mare Imbrium are Montes Recti (left) and Montes Teneriffe (right).
	www.spacew.com /gallery/image003258-1.html (876 words)

	Lunar Images
		I was quite pleased with the results as it was shot through cirrus cloud and each exposure needed to be 0.1s to get above the camera noise level.
		Reinhold and Lansberg to the north, Montes Riphaeus is central, and Lubiniezky is to the south
		Actually taken with a C14 not my C9.25
	dspace.dial.pipex.com /town/pipexdsl/o/aozc64/astro/lunar.htm (529 words)

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