Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Valhalla is the largest multi-ring impact crater on Jupiter's moon Callisto and in the Solar System. It is named after Valhalla, the God Odin's hall in Norse mythology where warriors are taken after death.Valhalla consists of a bright central region 360 km across, an inner ridge and trough zone and striking concentric rings extending up to about 1,900 km from the center. Several large impact craters and catenae are superimposed on Valhalla. Valhalla multi-ring system is of impact origin and may have formed as semi-liquid or liquid material underlying the brittle lithosphere punctured by the impactor slumped towards the center of the crater following the impact."@en }
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- Valhalla_(crater) abstract "Valhalla is the largest multi-ring impact crater on Jupiter's moon Callisto and in the Solar System. It is named after Valhalla, the God Odin's hall in Norse mythology where warriors are taken after death.Valhalla consists of a bright central region 360 km across, an inner ridge and trough zone and striking concentric rings extending up to about 1,900 km from the center. Several large impact craters and catenae are superimposed on Valhalla. Valhalla multi-ring system is of impact origin and may have formed as semi-liquid or liquid material underlying the brittle lithosphere punctured by the impactor slumped towards the center of the crater following the impact.".
- Q598700 abstract "Valhalla is the largest multi-ring impact crater on Jupiter's moon Callisto and in the Solar System. It is named after Valhalla, the God Odin's hall in Norse mythology where warriors are taken after death.Valhalla consists of a bright central region 360 km across, an inner ridge and trough zone and striking concentric rings extending up to about 1,900 km from the center. Several large impact craters and catenae are superimposed on Valhalla. Valhalla multi-ring system is of impact origin and may have formed as semi-liquid or liquid material underlying the brittle lithosphere punctured by the impactor slumped towards the center of the crater following the impact.".