File:Appleton crater AS13-60-8653.jpg

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English: Oblique view of Appleton crater, on the far side of the moon, facing northeast. Satellite craters Nickolaev G and Appleton Q are in lower right. Appleton R is in front of Appleton, and Appleton D is behind it at the horizon.
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