Pits Atlas: Copernicus 6a

Impact Melt pit: Copernicus
Name Copernicus 6a
Lat. 10.1053
Long. 339.995
Desc. Larger and northernmost of a linear pair (triplet?) of pits at the north end of a subtle linear depression (>300m long). This pit is triangular, with the longest side(?) parallel to the line of the pits. Both pits are within a larger linear collapse (pit?) and are only distinguishable as distinct pits at the very highest Sun angles (funnel measurements for both are for the enclosing depression). Copernicus 6a is ~4m NW of Copernicus 6b, and there is another collapse just SE of 6b (although it might just be walls of the surrounding depression). There are no other pits in the immediate vicinity.
Types
Terrain Impact Melt
Host Feature Copernicus
Funnel Min. Diam. 30
Funnel Max. Diam. 55
Inner Min. Diam. 9
Inner Max. Diam. 10
Azimuth 150
Depth 11.0
Depth 1 8.9
Depth 2 12.2
Depth 3 12.8
Best Stereo Left M144755352L
Best Stereo Right M144755352L
DTMs
Clipping Width 200
Other IMGs M168333206L
Data Warning All depths are from very high Sun
Entrance Ramp N
Overhang ?
Nearby Pits? Y
Nearby Fractures? N
Nearby Depressions? Y
In Dome N
Beside Dome Y
In Depression Y
Colinear Pits N
Colinear Depressions N
Colinear Fractures N
Copernicus 6a Shaded Relief
Copernicus 6a Shaded Relief
M142394466R
Line 980
Sample 4246
Inc. Angle 25.24
Emission Angle 2.16
Time 10.5
Resolution 0.49
M1103695396L
Inc. Angle 17.29
Emission Angle -0.91
Time 11.12
Resolution 1.21
M109365462L
Inc. Angle 11.94
Emission Angle -0.88
Time 11.82
Resolution 0.52
Copernicus 6a Stereo