This image features Mozart, an expansive crater just south of Caloris basin. Since this image was taken at a very high Sun angle (a low incidence angle), it emphasizes albedo contrasts, especially the dark streamers that can be seen extending away from the crater. During Mozart's formation low reflectance material was excavated from below the surface and ejected away from the impact site, producing the streamers.
Date acquired: June 15, 2012
Image Credit: NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Carnegie Institution of Washington