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Originally Posted by sheeny
That's just the multiple central peaks that occurs in the middle of the larger impact craters. I think the amount of sharpening and the angle of the light when the image was captured just makes it look potentially man-made.
Do a search for Copernicus in IIS, or browse the solar system forum - there will be plenty of Copernicus images in different light.
Nice image BTW!
Al.
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Well it's not my image for one so I can't take credit
Second, I've seen the pictures from one of the moon rovers. The rocks & peaks there are definitely not large enough to create that big of a shadow.