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This is a 3D model of the full moon, projected on a 2D grid of 360 x 180 degrees. The near side of the moon is in the center: I've placed an XYZ grid axis there for reference. Use you VRML plug-in's controls to zoom in, zoom out, or rotate the model. Click on the Viewpoints to go to the various Apollo mission sites. There are a few Viewpoints indentifying major land features near the landing sites to aid in identifying the locations. Model Data is courtesy of NASA/JPL-Caltech.
This is a 3D model of the full moon, projected on a 2D grid of 360 x 180 degrees, without a texture overlay. You can view the actual topography of the moon at 1 x 1 degree resolution. Model Data is courtesy of NASA/JPL-Caltech.
This is a 3D model of the full moon, projected on a 2D grid of 360 x 180 degrees, without a texture overlay, and configured to appear metalic. It is still 1 x 1 degree resolution, but the shinny composition creates a different view that highlights some of the topographical features. Model Data is courtesy of NASA/JPL-Caltech.
