High-sun image of the Apollo 16 landing site showing the lunar module descent stage, various pieces of equipment, and disturbed lunar soil (seen as darker lines and areas) which marks where John Young and Charles Duke traversed in the spring of 1972. LROC image M109134835L, 296 m across [NASA/GSFC/Arizona State University].

Portion of LROC NAC image M112421089RE showing fresh boulders on the inner ring of Hertzsprung basin, thought to be nearly pure anorthosite. Image is approximately 690 m across and the Sun is from the right of the frame (east) [NASA/GSFC/Arizona State University].

Highlands terrain inside the Dante Crater Constellation Site. A portion of LROC NAC image M121044107R, 580 m across. [NASA/GSFC/Arizona State University]

The Constellation Program region of interest northwest of Plato crater exhibits a wide variety of geologic features. LROC WAC frame M109269483CE; 695 nm in red, 567 nm in green, 415 nm in blue [NASA/GSFC/Arizona State University].