Working group for planetary system nomenclature

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Sep 1993

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Astronomical Maps, Lunar Craters, Mars Surface, Neptune (Planet), Nomenclatures, Surface Properties, Triton, Venus (Planet), Venus Surface, Celestial Reference Systems, Magellan Spacecraft (Nasa), Mapping, Mars (Planet), Radar Maps, Voyager Project

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Most of the activity of the Working Group and Task Group of the IAU during these three years has been centered on the nomenclature of Neptune's satellites and rings as revealed by the Voyager spacecraft. The emphasis is now shifting to Venus, in preparation for the detailed radar mapping of that planet begun by the Magellan spacecraft in August 1990. Approval has been asked for nomenclature of the Earth's moon, Venus, Mars, and Triton features as well as 4 other Neptune satellites and three Neptune rings.

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