On 3 January 2019 the Chinese spacecraft Chang’e 4 safely landed on the floor of Von Kรกrmรกn crater (186 kilometer diameter, 116 miles).
Four weeks later (30 January 2019), as LRO approached the crater from the east, it rolled 70ยฐ to the west to snap this spectacular view looking across the floor towards the west wall. Because LRO was 330 kilometers (205 miles) to the east of the landing site, the Chang’e 4 lander is only about two pixels across (bright spot between the two arrows), and the small rover is not detectable. The massive mountain range in the background is the west wall of Von Kรกrmรกn crater, rising more than 3000 meters (9850 feet) above the floor.