Many questions remain on the origin of donut craters. These donut-shaped formations are commonly known as concentric craters. Somewhere in between is Bell E, a small crater located within the larger Bell crater. There are simple craters and complex craters with ring structures and mountains at the center. But sometimes, we find craters that look like donuts! Craters not only vary in shape but also in complexity. Most are shaped like circles, some like ovals, and there are even the occasional square craters.

Impact craters dominate the lunar landscape. Creative Commons BY-NC-ND Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.Bell E Crater (22.06° N, 264.06° E ~16 km diameter) controlled feature mosaic made from images M1139534784L/R & M1139527672L/R.Height: 31 cm Diameter: 31.5 cm Weight: 2.1 kg.Albano di Lucania, Basilicata, Italy (creation).(b) A draped ephebos to left, his head uncovered, between two more draped ephebi, confronted, staff in hand. On the left a second ephebos, closely draped in a mantle, stands looking on, resting his left on a staff. In the centre stands a nude ephebos (Ganymedes) leaning on a staff, who places with his right a circlet on the head of Eros. On the right Eros, closely draped in a mantle, with wings raised, is seated to left on a square base jesting on a plinth he stoops forward, supporting on the back of his right hand a number of astragali a heap of others lie on the ground beside it. (a) Eros playing astragali (knucklebones). Trendall, A D, The Red-Figured Vases of Lucania, Campania and Sicily, Clarendon Press, 1967 Walters, H B Forsdyke, E J Smith, C H, Catalogue of Vases in the British Museum, I-IV, London, BMP, 1893.attributed to Amykos Painter (Ancient Greek vase painter, active ca.

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