File:Ailey crater MESSENGER WAC IGF to RGB.jpg

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Description	English: Ailey crater on Mercury. Approximate color representation combining three images acquired by MESSENGER Wide Angle Camera (EW1055264518G, EW1055264522F, EW1055264526I) with I (996.2 nm), G (748.7 nm), and F (433.2 nm) filters. Combined in GIMP software as RGB (Red-Green-Blue). North is up. Statistics for I image: Emission Angle: 0.5 Incidence Angle: 47.1 Latitude: 46.1 Longitude: 178.1 Phase Angle: 47.5
Date	10 October 2014
Source	PILOT, Planetary Image Locator Tool, USGS Astrogeology Science Center
Author	James Stuby based on NASA images

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