Pits Atlas: Crookes 5c

Impact Melt pit: Crookes
Name Crookes 5c
Lat. -10.6824
Long. 194.8646
Desc. Wide collapse in the E side of a PRF, mostly filled with the semi-coherent remains of the former roof (shattered into 1-2m boulders, but there are still sections that look like they fell together). The E side is a smooth slope to the surrounding surface- no rim. ~10m to the W, across a strip of untouched ground, is another collapse. The arrangement is similar to the various not-bridges in King crater, and I cannot rule out the uncollapsed section being hollow (stereo image hints at a 1-2m overhang), but the rock pile on the W side of the "bridge-like" section appears solid.
Types
Terrain Impact Melt
Host Feature Crookes
Funnel Min. Diam. 38
Funnel Max. Diam. 46
Inner Min. Diam. 34
Inner Max. Diam. 45
Azimuth 25
Depth 9.0
Depth 1 8.9
Depth 2 8.8
Depth 3 10.0
Best Stereo Left M176359843L
Best Stereo Right M176359843L
DTMs
Clipping Width 200
Other IMGs
Data Warning
Entrance Ramp Y
Overhang Y?
Nearby Pits? Y
Nearby Fractures? N
Nearby Depressions? Y
In Dome N
Beside Dome Y
In Depression N
Colinear Pits Y
Colinear Depressions N
Colinear Fractures N
Crookes 5c Shaded Relief
Crookes 5c Shaded Relief
M1191791679L
Line 40920
Sample 2793
Inc. Angle -31.57
Emission Angle 1.58
Time 14.03
Resolution 0.87
M105593830R
Inc. Angle -40.51
Emission Angle -0.16
Time 14.64
Resolution 1.03
M1189437272L
Inc. Angle -57.72
Emission Angle 2.3
Time 15.83
Resolution 0.87
Crookes 5c Stereo