Boussingault

Crater, craters · 127.6 km across · -70.21°, 53.73° · the Moon
クレーター・差し渡し約127.6km

WHY THAT NAME · なぜその名前か

Jean Baptiste Dieudonne; French chemist (1802-1887).

Source of the name: France (Europe) · Approved by the IAU 1935 · Other features named after France

SEE IT · 地図で見る

Elevation here was measured by laser from orbit (LOLA). Nothing is estimated or generated.

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SATELLITE CRATERS · 衛星クレーター · 13

Smaller craters that share this name with a letter added. The IAU records them under the same origin, so they are listed here rather than given pages of their own.
この名前に英字を足した小さなクレーターです。由来は親と同じものとして登録されているため、ここに並べています。

Boussingault A75.4 km

Boussingault B57.7 km

Boussingault C23.1 km

Boussingault D8.9 km

Boussingault E104.1 km

Boussingault F16.6 km

Boussingault G4.6 km

Boussingault K27.2 km

Boussingault N15.1 km

Boussingault P13.3 km

Boussingault R11.9 km

Boussingault S15.8 km

Boussingault T19.4 km

NEAREST NAMED FEATURES · 近くの地名

What stands next to a place tells you what kind of place it is.

Boguslawsky クレーター129 km

Helmholtz クレーター132 km

Neumayer クレーター174 km

Statio Shiv Shakti 地形225 km

Demonax クレーター243 km

Manzinus クレーター307 km

Schomberger クレーター312 km

Hagecius クレーター324 km

Great-circle distances on a sphere of radius 1,737.4 km.

Names and their origins come from the IAU Gazetteer of Planetary Nomenclature (USGS Astrogeology), retrieved 2026-08-14.
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DATA: IAU / USGS Astrogeology · NASA LRO LOLA