I used about 8 images from Voyager 2 to assemble this. (One was a lower-res wide-angle shot to fill in a missing section near Verona Rupes.) Because the spacecraft was moving between shots (>19 km/sec!) I had to do some fudging to get the pieces to line up.
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There's a digitally-upscaled (4K) version in my Flickr album: https://flic.kr/p/2iWqu84
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Also this is Miranda's southern hemisphere. At the angle Voyager 2 encountered Uranus, due to its 98º orbital tilt the northern hemispheres of it and its moons weren't visible.
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Looks like they use very large plows over there
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Wow. Great work. Does make me think that bodies in our solar system (including Earth) get hit by a lot of meteorites and maybe comets. Ulp!
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Miranda is an awesome mess!
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I'm not sure you did this right. You seem to have combined several moons into one.
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Jupiter: I keep my collection perfectly organized in a Laplace resonance Saturn: Titan is the centerpiece of my collection, tastefully complemented by rings and Enceladus' geysers Uranus: Check out my mix tape
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Are the cliffs nearly vertical? Or just because of mosaic
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There's definitely an angle to them I'm just not sure how severe
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