Lacus Aestatis

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Lacus Aestatis (Latin aestātis, "Summer Lake") consists of two relatively small patches of smooth, interconnected lunar mare, located near the western limb of the Moon in the southwestern highlands. It was originally called Mare Aestatis but was renamed at the 1970 IAU convention.

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