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The Moon taken by HDTV, Around Von Neumann

Updated : 2008.03.12

Observation date : 2008.02.13

· Von Neumann [40.4N/153.2E, diameter : 78km]
· Wiener [40.8N/146.6E, diameter : 120km]

Taken by the HDTV on Feb. 13, 2008 (JST).

Kaguya/HDTV took the world's first high definition image data of the Moon from an altitude about 100 kilometers away from the Moon on Oct. 31, 2007. This still image was cut out from a moving image.

You can see the HD movie taken by HDTV at JAXA Video Archives .