الوصفNASA - NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION 400 MARYLAND AVENUE SW, WASHINGTON, D. C 20546 FOR RELEASE: Immediately PHOTO NO.: 64-Ranger B-24 THIS PHOTOGRAPH IS USED FOR ADVERTISING PURPOSES COPY AND LAYOUT MUST BE SUBMITTED TO NASA FOR APPROVAL PRIOR TO RELEASE.IF THIS PHOTOGRAPH IS USED FOR ADVERTISING PURPOSES COPY AND LAYOUT MUST EE SUBMITTED TO NASA FOR APPROVAL PRIOR TO RELEASE Photograph taken by Ranger VII spacecraft prior to its impact on the Moon at 6:25 a.m. PDT. Viewed with the largest crater in the upper right hand corner, North is at the top of the photograph. The picture was taken by the F-a camera with a 25mm, f/1 lens from an altitude of about three miles some 2.3 seconds before impact. The picture shows an area about one-and-two-thirds miles on a side. The smalles craters shown are approximately 30-feet in diameter and ten-feet deep. One rounded crater, at left toward the top of the photograph, is about 300-feet in diameter and has an angular rock mass in its center which might possibly be responsible for its origin. Ranger is a project of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
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