Planet | Mercury |
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Coordinates | 27°22′N 213°53′W / 27.36°N 213.89°W |
Quadrangle | Raditladi |
Diameter | 32 km |
Eponym | André Kertész |
Located in the western edge of Mercury's giant Caloris basin, Kertész crater (named in 2008 for André Kertész, a Hungarian-born American photographer) [1] has some unusual, bright material located on its floor. Sander crater, located in the northwestern edge of Caloris basin, also shows bright material on its floor. Just northeast of Kertész a small crater has very bright rays and ejecta, indicating that the crater is young. [2]
Hollows cover the entire crater floor, parts of the central peaks, and the southern rim slope.