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DescriptionSagan crater f366s24 f366s26.jpg	English: Sagan crater on Mars. Mosaic of two Viking 1 images from camera B (366S24 and 366S26). Minus Blue filter was used for these images. Resolution is about 213 m/pixel. Rotated so that approximate north is at top. Emission Angle: 10.3 Incidence Angle: 66 Latitude: 9.4 Longitude: 330 Phase Angle: 61
Date	25 March 1980
Source	PILOT, Planetary Image Locator Tool, USGS Astrogeology Science Center
Author	James Stuby based on NASA images

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