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| Feature Name | Minokawa |
|---|---|
| Clean Name | Minokawa |
| Feature ID | 15971 |
| Target | Bennu |
| Feature Type | Crater, craters |
| Coordinate System | Planetocentric, +East, 0 - 360 |
|---|---|
| Northmost Latitude | 9.81 ° |
| Southmost Latitude | -27.39 ° |
| Eastmost Longitude | 289.66 ° |
| Westmost Longitude | 248.54 ° |
| Diameter | 0.18 km |
| Center Latitude | -8.79 ° |
| Center Longitude | 269.10 ° |
| WKT String | |
| Quad | - |
| Approval Status | Adopted by IAU |
|---|---|
| Approval Date | Dec 18, 2020 |
| Continent | Asia |
| Culture | Philippines |
| Origin | Massive bird that resides beyond the eastern horizon since before time began and causes lunar eclipses in myths of Bagobo (Lumad group at Mindanao Island, S. Philippines). |
| Reference | [608] - Bagobo Myths, by Laura Watson Benedict . The Journal of American Folklore, Vol. 26, No. 99 (Jan. - Mar., 1913), pp. 13-63 (51 pages). Published by American Folklore Society. DOI 10.2307/534786 (P. 19, chapter 9. Story of the Eclipse). |
| Updated | Feb 11, 2021 9:14 PM |
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