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Summary

Description	English: These graphics show the current best prediction of the location and time of MESSENGER's impact on Mercury's surface, as of 24 hours before the impact. Those current best estimates are: Date : 30 April 2015 Time : 3:26:02 pm EDT (19:26:02 UTC) Latitude : 54.4° N Longitude : 210.1° E Traveling at 3.91 kilometers per second (over 8,700 miles per hour), the MESSENGER spacecraft will collide with Mercury's surface, creating a crater estimated to be 16 meters (52 feet) in diameter.
Date	29 April 2015, 13:12:04
Source	DETAILS OF MESSENGER'S IMPACT LOCATION ( image link )
Author	NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Carnegie Institution of Washington
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