BRIEF DESCRIPTION
The crater Copernicus is undoubtedly one of the best-known and most typical of lunar formations. It is also the center of bright rays which can be traced across the surface of Mare Imbrium. To the west of Copernicus is a group of scattered solitary hills, which rise to a height of several hundred meters.  Check out this section in your Antonin Rukl lunar atlas chart, page 89.

EARTH-BASED TELESCOPIC IMAGES:
Image - Copernicus (San Gersole Planetary Group "3D" Image)
Image - Copernicus, interesting shadows (Sussenbach)
Image - Copernicus (Sussenbach)
Image - Copernicus_mosaic (Sussenbach)
Image - Copernicus (Cazard)
Image - Copernicus Region (Dittmer)
Image - Copernicus, Close-up (Dittmer)
Image - Copernicus (Ferreira)
Image - Copernicus (Jomo)
Image - Copernicus, High-Res 9" S/C (Legault)
Image - Copernicus, photo (Therin)
Image - Copernicus, photo (Therin)

LUNAR ORBITER IMAGES:
Digital Lunar Orbiter Atlas
Copernicus
LO2-H162_3
LO2-M162
LO4-121H2
LO4-121H2 / 4121 h2 raw (Lunar Orbiter Digitization Project)
LO4-126H2
LO5-151M
LO5-151M / 5151 m (Lunar Orbiter Digitization Project)
LO5-152M / 5152 m (Lunar Orbiter Digitization Project)
Fauth, 12.1 km
Gay-Lussac, 26 km
Insularum, Mare
Reinhold, 48 km

APOLLO IMAGES:
Copernicus
AS12-47-6875
AS12-47-6876
AS12-51-7541
AS12-52-7738
AS12-52-7739
AS12-52-7740
AS17-145-22285
AS17-145-22286
AS17-145-22287
A17-M2444
AS17-151-23260(H) (1972  Image: Better than 1966 "Photo of the Century")

CLEMENTINE IMAGES:
clem2nd/slide_8 (LPI)
clem2nd/slide_9 (LPI)
Copernicus-UVVis (SEDS)
copernicu (SEDS)
scle_S09 (LPI)

HST Image:
HST Image of Copernicus - April 1999

RESEARCH UPDATES:
Copernicus - Brief report from 50 Views (The Lunascan Project)
Copernicus - An extensive report (Lunascan Project)
A Closer Look At Copernicus (Lunascan)
Photo Of The Century (Lunascan)
http://science.ksc.nasa.gov/mirrors/images/images/pao/AS17-145-22285
http://science.ksc.nasa.gov/mirrors/images/images/pao/AS17-145-22287
AS17-151-23260 - Oblique view shows Copernicus as being type example (SP-362)
AS17-2444(M)- Oblique view across M. Imbrium at Copernicus and Pytheas (SP-362)
Copernicus and lo2_h162_123 (The Moon - Lunar Orbiter 2)
Copernicus and lo2 h162_3 (The Moon - Lunar Orbiter 2)
Copernicus and lo2_m162 (The Moon - Lunar Orbiter 2)
AS17-3067(P) - Rimmed depression north of Copernicus (SP-362,228)
Lunar Orbiter: Impact Crater Geology
HST Images The Moon - April 1999
Copernicus and Lunar Anomalies (Bara)