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Feature Name
|
Target |
Diameter |
Center Latitude
|
Center
Longitude |
Feature Type
|
Approval Date
|
Origin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alicanto | Bennu | 0.0610 | -0.08 | 111.93 | Crater, craters | Dec 18, 2020 | Chilean mythological nocturnal bird whose wings shine at night with metallic colors so bright that cast no shadow. It lives in small caves and eats metal ores, weight of which gives no possibility to fly. |
| Bralgah | Bennu | 0.0690 | -44.36 | 324.99 | Crater, craters | Dec 18, 2020 | In myths of Aboriginal Australian people of the Murray River basin, a crane, who tossed an egg from the nest of emu Dinewan into the sky where it became the sun. |
| Dinewan | Bennu | 0.01 | -41.40 | 323.70 | Crater, craters | Dec 18, 2020 | Emu whose egg created the sun in the myths of Aboriginal Australian people of the Murray River basin. |
| Hokioi | Bennu | 0.0280 | 55.07 | 41.78 | Crater, craters | Dec 18, 2020 | Maori (New Zealand) mythical bird with enormously long divided tail, which lives in heavens and never visits earth. |
| Huhuk | Bennu | 0.0750 | -1.12 | 152.30 | Crater, craters | Dec 18, 2020 | Pawnee (Central USA) Thunderbird, a huge long-necked bird with a forked, jagged tail. The beating of his wings causes thunder. |
| Lilitu | Bennu | 0.0280 | -26.13 | 115.36 | Crater, craters | Dec 18, 2020 | Mesopotamian/Sumerian nocturnal wind demon depicted as woman with wings and birds' feet with talons. |
| Minokawa | Bennu | 0.1811 | -8.79 | 269.10 | Crater, craters | Dec 18, 2020 | 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). |
| Ohnivak | Bennu | 0.0410 | -4.23 | 125.67 | Crater, craters | Dec 18, 2020 | In Czech and Slovak folklore, glowing or burning bird (firebird) with colorful red, gold and orange feathers. |
| Pegasus | Bennu | 0.0140 | 23.53 | 329.83 | Crater, craters | Dec 18, 2020 | Winged horse in Greek mythology. |
| Sampati | Bennu | 0.0110 | -19.02 | 97.34 | Crater, craters | Dec 18, 2020 | In Hindu mythology, a giant bird, vulture, whose wings had been burnt by the blaze of the Sun when he had flown too close to it in racing with his brother. |
| Wuchowsen | Bennu | 0.02 | 11.78 | 88.13 | Crater, craters | Dec 18, 2020 | Abenaki (Algonquians of NE USA) giant bird, named Windblower, who sits upon a rock at the edge of the sky far in the north and produces winds by his wings. |
| Wututu | Bennu | 0.0130 | -17.03 | 84.34 | Crater, craters | Dec 18, 2020 | Fon (Benin/Dahomey) mythical bird which reconciled the two gods in their dispute and thus ended a great drought. |
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