[Over the past few weeks, I've collected a metric ton of cool pictures to post, but somehow have never gotten around to actually posting them. Sometimes I was too busy, sometimes too lazy, sometimes they just fell by the wayside... but I decided my computer's desktop was getting cluttered, and I'll never clean it up without some sort of incentive. I've therefore made a pact with myself to post one of the pictures with an abbreviated description every day until they're gone, thus cleaning up my desktop, showing you neat and/or beautiful pictures, and making me feel better about my work habits. Enjoy.] First up in my Desktop Project is a weird crater on the Moon, seen by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter:
What a strange little thing! [Click to enlunenate.] It's about 140 meters across the rim, and it's located in Plato, a big, relatively flat walled plain -- basically, ...
