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Description	English: Matisse is at right, and below it is Lessing. At far left is Rūmī. Published caption: As the MESSENGER spacecraft approached Mercury on January 14, 2008, the Narrow Angle Camera (NAC) of the Mercury Dual Imaging System (MDIS) snapped this image of the crater Matisse. Named for the French artist Henri Matisse, Matisse crater was imaged during the Mariner 10 mission and is about 210 kilometers (130 miles) in diameter. Matisse crater is in the southern hemisphere and can be seen near the terminator of the planet (the line between the sunlit, day side and the dark, night side) in both the color and single-filter, black-and-white images released previously that show an overview of the entire incoming side of Mercury. Max Emission Angle: 74.919063685297 Max Incidence Angle: 90.055839019587 Max Phase Angle: 124.94921614123 Mean Ground Resolution: 514.0383801833 Min Emission Angle: 40.058450426176 Min Incidence Angle: 63.527462634863 Min Phase Angle: 123.44579361598
Date	January 23, 2008
Source	MESSENGER DANCES BY MATISSE
Author	NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Carnegie Institution of Washington

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