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DescriptionVenus Danilova Aglaonice Saskia.png	English: Magellan radar image of the "crater farm", showing the craters (clockwise from top left) Danilova, Aglaonice, and Saskia centered at 27 S, 339 E. Aglaonice is 65 km in diameter. This image is from C1-MIDR 30S333, CD-ROM MG_0002.
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Author	Credit: Magellan Team, JPL, NASA.

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