Ranger (Crater)

Ranger ( born Ranger ^[1] ) is a small Martian impact crater located on the plateau of Meridian . The coordinates of the crater - . The crater was simultaneously inspected by the Opportunity rover January 22-24, 2009 (1776-1779 sol ), while he was moving towards the much larger Endeavor Crater ^[1] . The diameter of the crater is about 15 meters . Around and inside the crater there is a lot of rock that was ejected during impact, which formed this crater. Most of the crater is covered with sand. To the north of it (at 1284 m ) is the large Victoria Crater (which has been exploring Opportunity for 2 years), south-east ( 80 m ) - Surveyor crater, and south-west ( 337 m ) - Halfmoon crater. Studies of the crater were limited to its visual inspection (of no scientific value).

Ranger?
Crater Ranger, taken from orbit by the MRO apparatus, HiRISE high-resolution camera.
Specifications
Diameter	0.015 km
Location
Heavenly body	Mars
Ranger

Panoramic image of the Ranger Crater, taken from the board of the Opportunity rover January 22, 2009 (1776 sol ).

Crater Ranger (pseudocolor close to real), September 27, 2008 (1663 sol ). A more complete image in worse quality is here .