Ligeti Ridge is a prominent geographical feature located on the dark side of the moon, specifically in the region known as the lunar highlands. It was named in honor of the Hungarian composer György Ligeti, known for his influential work in contemporary classical music. Ligeti Ridge is characterized by its rugged terrain and unique geological formations, which have been the subject of interest for lunar scientists and researchers studying the Moon's geology and formation.
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