crater
depression on the Earth or celestial body caused by some form of explosion, including bolide impact, volcanic eruption or chemical/nuclear explosion
palimpsest
type of crater whose relief has disappeared
Fuchi Patera
patera on Io
Elbow crater
meteorite crater in Saskatchewan, Canada
Antinous
crater on Tethys
Hawke
lunar crater
explosion crater
mostly funnel-shaped deepening formed by an explosive event through the displacement and ejection of material from the ground
Pharos
crater on Proteus
impact structure
crater-like geologic structure caused by impact on a planetary surface, after erosion
Henry's Fork Caldera
caldera in Fremont County, Idaho
Lob crater
crater on Uranus' moon Puck
Nilsson
crater on Venus
Tros
crater on Ganymede
Stevenson
crater on Mercury
Canova
crater on Mercury
Aeneas
crater on Dione
Neruda
crater on Mercury
Lehmann
crater on Venus
Circe
crater on Tethys
Bomb Crater Pond
pond in Walthamstow, London, England, UK
Sedan Crater
crater created by the Sedan nuclear weapons test
Strangways crater
impact crater of Northern Territory, Australia
Street
lunar impact crater
Cocoa Crater
crater in British Columbia, Canada
Gow crater
impact crater in Saskatchewan, Canada
Czech Crater
Geological theory
Peck
crater on Venus
Akutagawa
crater on Mercury
Damer
crater on Mercury
Catullus
crater on Mercury
Driscoll
crater on Mercury
Double
crater on the Moon
impact crater
circular depression in a solid astronomical body formed by the impact of a smaller object
volcanic crater
circular depression in the ground caused by volcanic activity
Brent Crater
crater in Nipissing District, Ontario, Canada
Estan Patera
patera on Io
Coffee Crater
mountain in British Columbia, Canada
Mithra Patera
patera on Io
Agape
crater on the moon Ariel
Heimdall
Callisto's crater
Osiris
crater on Ganymede
Roland
crater on Iapetus
Lind
crater on Venus
Montessori
crater on Venus
Achilles
crater on Tethys
Calder
crater on Mercury
Asha Patera
patera on Io
Polyphemus
crater on Tethys
La Fayette
crater on Venus