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==A mix of common dimple craterlets with (what looks like) bulbous "topsy-turvy" dimple craterlets in between. Because of such an uncommon mix of these two opposite surface formations, it is rather difficult to get (or rather''':''' to ''feel'') the direction of the incoming sunlight==
<br />  So far, only one region composed of these two opposite surface formations is detected on the LROC's ''ACT-REACT QUICK MAP'', namely the region just north of the bowl-shaped crater '''Sinas E''' in '''Mare Tranquillitatis'''.<br />  See''':'''<br /> http://bit.ly/2ummG1P<br />  (discovered by D.Caes on the 4th of July, 2017).<br /> <br />  Is this sort of surface formation already discovered by someone else? Is it described somewhere? If so, WHERE exactly?<br /> <br />  Another kind of small dome-like (or bulbous-like) appearances could be seen on the chaotic floor of '''Aristarchus'''.<br /> <br />  Danny Caes<br /> http://www.wikispaces.com/user/view/DannyCaes</div>