Using the 'Moon Trek' interactive tool, navigate to the Apollo 11 landing site. Once there, identify and state its precise latitude and longitude coordinates. Additionally, describe at least two distinct geological features or landmarks visible in the immediate vicinity of the landing site on the map.
Navigate to 'http://trek.nasa.gov/moon/' Click the 'Skip Tutorial' button to close the welcome dialog. Click the button that reveals the search and mission links (e.g., the button with id: 264 from the agent's trajectory). Click the 'Apollo 11' link to navigate to its landing site. Locate and record the displayed latitude and longitude coordinates for the Apollo 11 landing site. Examine the interactive map around the landing site to identify at least two distinct geological features (e.g., craters, rilles, mountains, plains). State the coordinates and describe the identified features.
Successfully access and load the 'Moon Trek' interactive tool and dismiss the tutorial. Successfully navigate to the Apollo 11 landing site within the tool. Accurately identify and state the latitude and longitude coordinates of the Apollo 11 landing site (e.g., approximately 0.67408° N, 23.47297° E, or similar precision as provided by the tool). Provide a clear description of at least two notable geological features visible in the immediate vicinity of the Apollo 11 landing site within the tool (e.g., 'Tranquility Base', small craters, mare basalt plains, rilles, or specific named features if present).