Ranger IX: Exceptional pre-impact lunar view, Alpetragius and Alphonsus craters
Low estimate
High estimate
Nasa. Mission Ranger IX. A beautiful view of the lunar surface from an altitude of approximately 100 km and 2 minutes 50 seconds before impact. The ground surface of the image represents a dimension of 40km by 30km. The Alpetragius crater can be seen in the upper left and the Alphonsus crater in the lower right. March 24, 1965.
Vintage silver print. Nasa logo and typed caption on back. 25.5 x 20.5cm with mages.
Automatically translated by DeepL. The original version is the only legally valid version. To see the original version, switch to the French language.
