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/her'euh kluy"teuhs/, n.("the Obscure") c540-c470 B.C., Greek philosopher.
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Heraclitus (crater) — lunar crater data latitude=49.2 N or S=S longitude=6.2 E or W=E diameter=90 km depth=3.8 km colong=355 eponym=HeraclitusHeraclitus is a complex lunar crater that lies in the rugged southern highlands of the Moon. Licetus crater forms the northern … Wikipedia
