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I am updating a presentation about radio astronomy and I would like to include a picture of Crater Jansky. Carl Jansky discovered cosmic radio waves in the early 1930’s and is credited with the first detection. He has a unit of measurement and a lunar crater named after him.
I am wondering if any of the lunar observers have a picture, photograph or sketch which they would allow me to use.
Wikipedia gives its coordinates as 8.63°N 89.5°E.
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Andrew Thomas
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