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the craters not fully circular, its area are estimate as it is not fully understood, someday, the crater area (not fully circular ones) will be exact. I am not adding similar sections. (On that I mainly put it once (not twice) a day for some weeks.) I also added distances between prominent craters on some articles which are okay (as they are more understanding nowadays, these mainly within the Equator and the middle of the Nearside). I calculated it via one crater's diameter (and others) and Google Moon on the estimate distance, earlier I did that around once a day, I do it once a week for some time. The view of the Earth part is okay, it does not have to need its own section titled "View of the Earth". View of the Earth on the Moon is only on the Nearside as to Ganymede with the view of Jupiter only on its Nearside, as Jupiter is larger, the outer portion of the Farside also sees a part of Jupiter at the closer moons. The Earth's atmosphere has a part where objects are seen slightly larger at the lower pane and smaller at the top. It is also on Mars. I guess it does not on the Moon as it has no atmosphere. I am not writing on proposed landing sites where humans would have a view of the earth. Not in some parts. The main parts of views of the earth are that (e.g. an area around 23.5N and 23.5 E and 23.5S and 23.5 E and 45N and 45E or 45S and 45E). The furthermost view of the Earth is I guess around 95E and 95W in the Farside.

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placed in and creates a text sandwich between two images; the Manual of Style advises against overloading and text sandwiches. The aerial image is also of a lower resolution than the others in the article, and it repeats information mostly contained in the bird's-eye view of the 1911 postcard. For these reasons, I'd like to remove the image, but I don't want to abruptly do that without discussing it with you first and explaining my reasoning. I notice that the aerial image has been uploaded to the English Knowledge but not to the Commons. I'd be happy to upload it to the Commons, if you like. There it would be available to other projects as well as the English Knowledge, and it would be included in the gallery of images that readers see when they click on the Commons link in the "External links" section of the Lock Haven article. You can reply here or on my talk page. Thanks for your consideration and understanding.

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unreadable index map at left, and a fairly blurry image of the moon from the earth. How about I come up with a better one from the Apollo 16 mapping camera or something similar? Also, I think the Apollo 14 shot adds some value to the article, and it's the only overview of the site in the article at that scale. Why not keep both? I found it interesting that A11 to A15 sites were scoped out by Lunar Orbiter, but 16 and 17 were photographed at high-res by previous Apollo missions. What aspect of Apollo 16 did you work on? Jstuby (talk) 03:57, 17 January 2014 (UTC)

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where the landing site is located, and seeing it in a way that could be used easily. I ran computers in the Real Time Computer Complex (RTCC) which is located directly below the Mission Operations Control Room (the room you always see on TV) at the Johnson Space Center in Houston. The RTCC computers were the ones that ran the missions from Houston's end. I was at JSC from Apollo 16 through the end of Skylab. Later I covered parts of the space program as a reporter/author. You can see details in the KSC and article links below.

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have to remain stubs for a while. There are many other crater articles (on the moon, Mercury, Mars, etc.) that have equivalent references and no one has challenged their notability, even though they are less notable in some ways due to never having been being visited by a robot or astronaut. But I will attempt to find other references.

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of these are smooth is a help, but may not be enough to determine which species it is. I don't think anyone has mapped which species live on each of the Keys so we can't go with that as a clue. Anyway the image is nice to have, thanks, and maybe I can eventually find someone who knows what species it is.

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which clearly indicates that the quadrangle is in fact the correct one. It looks like the module a) is in beta, b) has not been worked on for a long time, which could explain why the produced data is inaccurate, but note that I have absolutely no expertise about this topic. I would suggest exercising

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What I see is that the two small images in the file history section of the page look like they should, but the main image at the top of the image file article has the dimensions of the latest version (for Leavitt it is 780x600) but the content of the original version (404x444) has been stretched into

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I wouldn't mind you reverting my image in the Apollo 16 article back to the map if the map were not so poorly done. It has an uneditable caption at the top, a nearly redundant label with an arrow pointing at the site that is off center, yet another caption with almost the same words at the bottom, an

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With your credentials (and thus not likely to be a Native American "pot hunter"), let me know and I can get you onto the property to visit either or both of these fascinating sites....I'm a couple hours away so weekends would be best. We could use any and all help in how best to fund and protect the

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I'm assuming KGS is probably correct about classification of fossils found in their state, and I'm not enough of a palaeontologist to argue with them. But you probably are - I encourage you email them to check. I was just motivated to get the images over to wikipedia since there were none for those

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to me is a hopelessly confusing genus. There are over 6 Florida species (many more names than that exist though and experts are still working out what is what). I know very little about how to discriminate the species, and have never had to chance to examine a lot of material. Knowing that the shells

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On the crater area's (whole including the outer rim) part, it is unknown. The crater's whole area (just one example five of them) that is nearly circular but some of it having more area outside 1 x 3.1445 km (the pi) in diameter area including its perimeter but not circular but not inside. Some of

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O.K., after rereading both your comment and the Needmore edit, I agree that too much attention was given to the 30 Rock reference. I still think it deserves a brief mention, though. So I (1) Cut it down from 59 to 20 words; (2) noted in that text that the reference was to a "fictionalized" Needmore;

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Mary Ann Hager of LPI stated this in an email to me: "You can refer to the photo image policy on the NASA website, once the NASA website returns from the government shutdown. The original Lunar Orbiter images are in public domain and can be cropped. There are no restrictions regarding the cropping

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Hello JStuby, I see that you are putting a lot of effort on lunar craters articles and their respective files, however the files do not contain proper sourcing and derivative licensing, we need to know if the license does allow the images to be cropped and redistributed, because you didn't give such

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Sure, I'm interested in going there, although I'm not sure when I can schedule it. You can email me at stubotics@hotmail.com. I'm doing some research on the Baltimore Gabbro Complex, and all the belts of serpentine (ultramfics) from Soldier's Delight to Broad Creek as well as much wider areas that

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article was created I think by an editor determined to get all MD Nat'l Historic Trust sites into WP, and he/she seems to take a dim view of combining a NHT site with other sites. So the sites should be in separate articles, yes?.....One is a 3500 or so year-old steatite-soapstone quarry, the other

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A few articles with pictures inside each table updated from e.g. Apollo 17 picture to the recent LRO one (if/where available), roughly the same area as on the earlier photo, only with slightly more pixels (not less) are added on some pages that the photo in the article is not updated. One a few if

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Using both pictures would be OK. The Apollo 14 photo alone, while nice quality, did little to help locate the landing area except for lunaphiles or experts. The combination you included in your comments is an improvement. The average Knowledge user (if there is such a thing) would benefit from know

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You (+ other like-minded geologists?) should definitely do an article on this serpentine area using everything that you've already done, or, perhaps better (does it already exist?), a WP page on the entire Nottingham, PA to Pilot, MD to here to SOldiers Delight, MD band of serpentine at the surface

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Obviously you know more about this than me. I just thought it was a useful picture to demonstrate that cypress has a fossil record. Since the specific taxon is not known, I suggest moving it to a wiki page at the family level or something rather than guessing what genus it belongs to. Alternately

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Yeah, these are newly named features on the moon, close to a new landing site, so there really are not many references for them other than the IAU references I included. The rover that landed may try to get to one of the three craters (giving it future-notability if you will), so they are going to

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as an example of a Dome patch reef. There may be better ones, but I've been to H&C twice. Also, I realize you got your info from another source, which is what you are supposed to do, but almost any of the fish mentioned in the article can be found at any type of reef. One suggestion, if you

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is the other. We worked hard over a period of years to improve the article to FA status. If the article were re-submitted now to FAC with the aerial image as is, it would be rejected until we either moved or removed the image. The reason is that the additional image overloads the section it's been

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Hello, Jstuby, and great thanks for uploading many nice images of lunar craters! I'd want to ask you — couldn't you upload them to Wikimedia Commons instead of en-wiki? There they would be accessible not only for en-wiki, but to all Wikimedia projects. The photos, taken by NASA spacecraft, are in

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article. Searching through the source text, I found that there are actually three heliotropes in this image (despite the singular form of the caption in the text) and fairly detailed information on each and how it was used in the source text. I added summaries and links to that information in the

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3. English section - "Mel and Wes" lessons in conversation format. Stories are located in various USA states and world countries such as China, England, Germany, Japan, Mexico and Thailand. Each lesson has many slang terms and idioms, which I link to my Slang Dictionary. This eventually will have

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It seems to be the norm in WP articles about various habitats to list the species found in them. That the Florida Keys are an ancient reef is covered in the geology section of that article (I added much of that info myself after being challenged about Key Biscayne being a barrier island and not a

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Hi. The best thing about WP is when true experts like yourself create & improve articles....measures of accuracy and completeness rise exponentially, to say the least! (Perhaps you can tell I took a glance at your credentials on your User page and work on this page!) I'm a geographer, and

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rather than their whole scientific names. In the past, when there were very few articles on species, some users would do this rather than have a redlink. Nowadays Knowledge has plenty of articles on species, and consensus among editors has moved on to including redlinks, since redlinks promote

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It is fine if you want to upload it to the commons. I don't know how to do it and rely on others to move my images there, if they think it is worth it. I don't mind if you remove it from the Lock Haven article for the reasons above. I'll probably add it to the article on Bald Eagle Mountain.

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By the way, I didn't write the section on 30 Rock in the Needmore entry -- I merely restored the earlier revision, which you deleted. In that earlier deletion, you said that it was "probably inappropriate". We disagree. I believe discussion of its significance should happen in the

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I think your bot, if that is why the image is tagged by you, is not working correctly. If you had bothered to read the copyright info, you'd see I took the picture myself and released it into the public domain. The copyright status is clear. What exactly is the problem?

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I don't know what reef it was taken on off-hand, but I can try and check later on. I am, however, fairly certain it was off of Black Point in Miami, Florida. I'll check, but I don't think I can get any more specific than that. Let me know if you have any other questions.

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Thanks from me, too. I moved the image to the Commons with all of the description, date, and author information intact, and made sure the image shows up in the Lock Haven, Pennsylvania, category at the Commons. I retained the original file name you assigned to the image.

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which encourages putting their data on wikipedia. I will contact them directly to ask. As stated in the info section on every image, all the images are works of NASA and are in the public domain in the US, so I do not ultimately see any problem. 17:04, 10 October 2013

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which refers to a lot of craters (only a few are pictured in the book) and then searching out the lunar orbiter images for the interesting craters he talks about, and then realizing it would be fairly easy to put them on wikipedia. Now I'm hooked. Mars next!

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and some others where the image that is shown in the image page has the dimensions of the new file but the content of the old file. Because of this the image that is in the articles on those craters is not an accurate portrayal. How can this bug be fixed?

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Thank you. I came across your page of images of craters and lunar landforms after reading this article in today's New York Times about Apollo 10 which featured the craft and Maskelyne. Your rendition helped me identify Maskelyne from the original image.

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The file was downloaded from a USGS website, so it is actually probably public domain because it is a work of the US Government, as stated in the "other information" block of the file description. Should I just change the license to that?

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I am fine with the Needmore article now and certainly don't think this warrants a dispute resolution. The only other comment I have is if they actually filmed 30 Rock in Needmore it would be more important, but I don't know if that

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with its unique flora and fascinating history (and active management by biologists, at least at Soldiers Delight and Pilot.)....I'll "stay out of it" unless you think I can help with distances or place names or matters geographic!

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is not a valid link to an image here or on Commons. I searched some here and on Commons and did not see any aerial images of Lock Haven, so I undid your edit for now. Could you please check the link / upload the photo? Thanks,

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seem to show exactly what they're supposed to show: Rotated crater images with slightly higher resolution than what was there previously. The corresponding crater articles show the new images, too. Maybe that was a

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Please help me with fixing a problem related to coordinates on Mercury. I posted the problem in WikiProject Geographical coordinates in March but no one responded. I noticed that the quadrangle for

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It would add a lot of time to the effort, and most of the articles I put the images in have coordinates already. But thanks for the compliment. This all started with me reading "To a Rocky Moon" by

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a 150 or so year-old serpentine quarry. The serpentine quarry is about 2 miles further down Broad Creek than the Native American site. No relation between the two other than proximity to the creek.

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I want show to my students (and so everybody) that Animalandia is make for "real person", and I can tell them about "generosity", "share" and other similar words that we use very few at this time...

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reef that developed during the last sea-level highstand in the Wisconsinan-Illinoisan interglacial period, when sea level was several meters higher than it is now. The lower keys are a former

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I add pictures such as yours to one of the following major sections of my site: 1. World section - contains information and over 10,000 images of every world country and territory. Link at:

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Hello, My name is Duane Hurst and I recently made a free (non-commercial) English web site to share information with people. I added links to your Knowledge/Wikimedia freeware picture (

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This (and each of the other two crater articles you recently created), needs additional references. It actually does not pass any of the Subject specific notability guidelines (

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created the article minutes ago, and there is nothing controversial about it. I'm creating a series of stubs on the reefs of the Florida Keys, with more details to follow.

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I think it will fix itself in time - I probably created the links to South Ray before I actually created the article. The links work whether they are red or not it seems.

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You might not like it, and I sympathize. But to pretend that it's not significant strikes me as being contrary to the spirit of Knowledge. I welcome comment from others.

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780x600, so its proportions are wrong and its resolution is exaggerated and it looks fuzzy. Anyway, I just tried a null edit and refresh and it seems to have fixed it.

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Wouldn't the file have met the contextual significance criterion? The image was a photo of the subject of the article. Oh well, fuck it, you already deleted it.

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Civil War era site's remaining rock structures in particular....I can tell you how best to contact me outside of WP. Let me know what you think! Best wishes.

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Please share this free site with your friends. I hope all will enjoy the pictures and find the English information useful. Sincerely, Duane Hurst in Utah, USA

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I also like what is also elsewhere on the Solar System. Even readership (including Lunar craters) are steadily and slowly rising.

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