Antelope Range and Livestock Research Station

By jbottero

(2025-11-05)

The Antelope Range and Livestock Research Station is operated by South Dakota State University and its extension programs to improve ranching in the U.S. State of South Dakota. The site is 8,300 acres, the largest of SDSU's research stations. This land was owned by the state and operated as a pronghorn antelope preserve until 1947, when it was transferred to the agricultural university for research into "the balance between cattle and sheep production and protection and renewal of range resources". It lies in the middle of Harding County, South Dakota, in the far northwest corner of the state.

Nuvolao (I/VE-053)

By Mike_bjm

(2022-10-16)

On Sunday 24th July 2022 Riccardo IU3GKJ/P a radio amateur from Italy reached the summit of Nuvolao and activated this summit on the amateur radio bands for the Summits on the Air (“SOTA”) group.

He made 15 contacts in total working on the 40 and 20 metre HF amateur radio bands.

The summit of Nuvolao is 2574 metres (8445 feet) asl. It has a rating of 10 points on the SOTA groups database.

Museum of the Moon exhibition

By Dania

(2017-10-23)

March 25. and 26. 2017 the was an exhibition at The Wills Memorial Building with the Moon in large scale showing details.

Montana moon

By tallturtle82

(2016-04-14)

This photo sphere was taken in the Missouri Headwaters State Park. This where the Missouri River officially starts at the confluence of the Jefferson River, Madison River and Gallatin River.

The Lewis and Clark Expedition passed this way in July-August of 1805.

Direct link below.

Lunar Orbiter 3 Crash Site

By AlbinoFlea

(2005-12-05)

Surveyor 2 Crash Site

By AlbinoFlea

(2005-12-05)

Luna 13 Landing Site

By AlbinoFlea

(2005-12-05)

Lunar Orbiter 2 Crash Site

By AlbinoFlea

(2005-12-05)

Lunar Orbiter 1 Crash Site

By AlbinoFlea

(2005-12-05)

Surveyor 1 Landing Site

By AlbinoFlea

(2005-12-05)

Ranger 9 Impact Site

By AlbinoFlea

(2005-12-05)

Ranger 8 Impact Site

By AlbinoFlea

(2005-12-05)

Luna 5 Crash Site

By AlbinoFlea

(2005-12-05)

Ranger 7 Impact Site

By AlbinoFlea

(2005-12-05)

Ranger 6 Crash Site

By AlbinoFlea

(2005-12-05)

Ranger 4 Crash Site

By AlbinoFlea

(2005-12-05)

Luna 9 Landing Site

By AlbinoFlea

(2005-12-05)

Luna 8 Crash Site

By AlbinoFlea

(2005-12-05)

Luna 7 Crash Site

By AlbinoFlea

(2005-12-05)

Luna 2 Impact Site

By AlbinoFlea

(2005-12-05)

Apollo landing sites on Moon

By Kooothor

(2005-08-28)

No, the moon isn't made of cheese...

Landau Crater

By hkfczrqj

(2005-07-23)

Hercules and Atlas Craters

By hkfczrqj

(2005-07-23)

Hercules to the left, Atlas to the right. Info is ion Atlas.

Schrödinger Crater

By hkfczrqj

(2005-07-23)

Vallis Schrödinger

By hkfczrqj

(2005-07-23)

Messier/Messier A Craters

By hkfczrqj

(2005-07-23)

According to the explanation in the More Info link, Messier A is the crater to the West (the big ray should start at Messier A). I'm no expert, so can anybody check this?

Kepler Crater

By hkfczrqj

(2005-07-23)

Erastothenes Crater

By hkfczrqj

(2005-07-23)

Copernicus Crater

By hkfczrqj

(2005-07-23)

Apollo Crater

By romulusnr

(2005-07-22)

Named after the Apollo moon mission program, this is one of the rare concentric double craters, and even rarer in having an albedo (dark) center ring.

Rupes Recta

By romulusnr

(2005-07-22)

Among the most striking fault lines on the Moon. South of the ridge is an area unofficially known as Stag-Head Mountains.

Mare Orientale

By romulusnr

(2005-07-20)

Bullseye-shaped mare (sea), near the edge of the visible moon (between the "near side" and the "far side" or "dark side" of the moon)

Mons Huygens

By romulusnr

(2005-07-20)

Largest mountain on the Moon, part of the Appenine mountain range.

Tycho Crater

By romulusnr

(2005-07-20)

Tycho is a relatively young crater near the southern pole, the center and source of the Moon's huge southern white streaks visible from Earth.

Tycho was featured in 2001: A Space Oddysey.