Eratosthenes Crater
The deep crater that anchors the end of the lunar Apennines: 13 stackable elevation layers spanning 24,000 ft of relief, cut from NASA laser altimetry.
| World | The Moon |
|---|---|
| Relief in frame | 24,000 ft |
| Elevation layers | 13 |
- 13 elevation layers24,000 ft of relief
- Layered SVG and DXF12, 18, 24 in · 300, 450, 600 mm
- Layer GIS dataGeoPackage, GeoJSON
- From NASA laser altimetryreal spacecraft data, public domain
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Another world on the workbench: stack the layers up from the crater floor and the relief is real, measured by laser from orbit. Ready for LightBurn, Glowforge, Vectric, Cricut or Silhouette. Makers use these for observatory walls, classrooms, space offices and gifts for anyone who looks up.
13 elevation layers · 24,000 ft of relief
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Elevation from NASA laser altimetry: the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter LOLA instrument for the Moon and Mars Global Surveyor MOLA for Mars, via the USGS Astrogeology Science Center, public domain. Elevations are measured from the lowest ground in frame. Decorative use only, not for mission planning.