Moon
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Orientale multi-ringed impact basin
You may be aware that the Moon presents essentially the same 'face' towards us because it spins on its axis
with the same time period as it takes to complete one orbit around the Earth. What is less obvious is that
the Moon actually displays more than 50% of its surface because of more complicated effects: this is known
as libration. In the early hours of 26.6.08 I was lucky enough to catch the Moon displaying a very favourable
libration of more than 8 degrees that was in such a direction as to reveal a lot of the spectacular Orientale
multi-ringed impact basin. You may be familiar with the famous views from above of this wonderful
structure obtained from lunar orbiting spacecraft. As I am familiar with these iconic images from space,
I am able to see a 3-D effect when I look at the full resolution version of the image below, with the arcs of
the Cordillera, Outer Rook and Inner Rook Mountains poking upwards above the lower plains.
Mozaic: 03:38 UT, 03:43 UT, 03:48 UT, 03:55UT. C14 @ F27; SKYnyx 2-0M; Trutek R; Baader UV/IR rejection. Seeing 4-5/10. Transparency 9/10.
Wider angle view ...
Mozaic: 03:03 UT, 03:08 UT, 03:14 UT. C14 @ F11; SKYnyx 2-0M; Trutek R; Baader UV/IR rejection.
Favourable libration of Mare Orientale
Few people realise that although the moon shows the same 'face', there are occasions when one is able to see features near the edge rotated
slightly into view from the 'far side'. My favourite 'far side' feature to hunt for is Mare Orientale, seen here top centre of this image (dark baslatic
lava plains with concentric mountainous rings). Mare Oirentale formed when a huge body collided with the moon in the dim and distant past.
10.9.09 04:21UT/04:26UT/04:33UT mozaic
C14 @ F11; SKYnyx 2-0M; Trutek R; Baader UV/IR rejection.
The above image shows sunrise over part of the same region. The mountain range that cuts across near the top of the image are the Cordilleras,
thought to be associated with the gigantic event that created Orientale.
1.11.09 23:09UT/23:13UT/23:15UT mozaic under rather poor seeing with cloud interfering
C14 @ F11; SKYnyx 2-0M; Trutek R; Baader UV/IR rejection.
5.8.10
Mare Orientale mozaic of three images at favourable libration
C14 @ F11 SKYnyx 2-0M CCD; quite choppy seeing
Trutek R filter Baader UV/IR rejection filter
20.04.13 20:52 UTC
Copernicus
C14 @ f/11; Trutek type 1 R filter
01.06.17 20:44 UTC
Maurolycus (near centre) and Stofler (emerging from the shadows extreme left of centre)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
01.06.17 20:52 UTC
Northern Mare Crisium
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
01.06.17 20:55 UTC
Mare Marginis seen with a favourable libration (towards edge)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
01.06.17 20:59 UTC
Mare Marginis seen with a favourable libration (towards edge)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
22.10.16 05:07 UTC
Hyginus and Triesnecker rilles
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
22.10.16 05:10 UTC
Manilius
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
22.10.16 05:20 UTC
Straight Wall
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
22.10.16 05:24 UTC
Ptolemaeus (upper left), Alphonsus (lower left), Albategnius (above right)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
22.10.16 05:28 UTC
Alpine Valley
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
22.10.16 05:31 UTC
Plato
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
22.10.16 05:35 UTC
Anaxagoras (50km diameter)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
22.10.16 05:40 UTC
Anaxagoras (right of centre)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
22.10.16 05:44 UTC
Deslandres (lower left): a huge 235 km diameter battered old crater with Cassini's Bright Spot
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
22.10.16 05:47 UTC
Deslandres in all its battered glory. Within Deslandres lies the distinctive 33 km diameter crater Hell is left of centre, and 63 km Lexell lies
perched on the southern rim.
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
22.10.16 05:56 UTC
Clavius and the surrounding battered territory.
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
22.10.16 06:02 UTC
The region surrounding Tycho (left and a little below centre)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
22.10.16 06:29 UTC
Walter (upper left)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
22.10.16 06:26 UTC
Walter (lower left), Werner and Alincensis
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
12.12.16 23:40 UTC
Hevelius (middle left); Reiner Gamma (weird ghostly region upper right)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter
03.04.17 19:42 UTC
Abulfeda (lower right) with SL9 style line of craters adjacent to it
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
03.04.17 20:07 UTC
Mare Humboldtianum (towards the right)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
03.04.17 19:53 UTC
Ariadaeus Rille
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
03.04.17 20:04 UTC
Democritus (lower left edge); Strabo, Thales and de la Rue (lower right)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
03.04.17 20:01 UTC
Meton (the giant enclosure left and slightly below centre)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
03.04.17 19:45 UTC
Abulfeda with SL9 style line of craters trailing beneath it
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
06.04.17 21:57 UTC
Copernicus and ejecta
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
06.04.17 22:00 UTC
Copernicus and ejecta
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
06.04.17 21:48 UTC
Sunrise over Sinus Iridum
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
06.04.17 22:05 UTC
Campanus and Mercator (left of centre); Konig (upper left)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
06.04.17 22:11 UTC
Moretus (image orientated with south upwards)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
06.04.17 22:16 UTC
Domes near Copernicus
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
07.04.17 22:02 UTC
Letronne, partially submerged in Mare lava flows (lower left); Herigonius and its rille
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
07.04.17 21:55 UTC
Doppelmayer (lower right edge)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
07.04.17 21:48 UTC
Clavius
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; Baader UV/IR rejection filter; drizzled x1.5
16.05.16 21:41 UTC
Copernicus and domes lower left and lower right
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; drizzled x1.5
14.05.16 21:10 UTC
Hadley Rille
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
14.05.16 21:06 UTC
Deslandres: a dramatic feature at sunrise
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
18.02.16 21:36 UTC
The dome zone! Near Copernicus (just off image towards the right)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
18.02.16 21:41 UTC
Herigonius and the tricky to spot Herigonius Rille in centre of image
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
18.02.16 21:26 - 21:29 UTC
Sinus Iridum
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
20.01.16 22:17 UTC
Kepler
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
20.01.16 22:40 UTC
Gassendi on the edge of Mare Humorum
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
20.01.16 22:43 UTC
Kepler
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
20.01.16 22:44 UTC
Prinz and its weird rilles
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
20.01.16 22:46 UTC
J Herschel (huge battered enclosure on left side of image)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
20.01.16 22:49 UTC
Philolaus (left of centre); Anaxagoras (near right edge of centre)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
20.01.16 22:52 UTC
Plato
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
20.01.16 22:53 UTC
Hippalus rilles (right edge of image); Doppelmayer (battered and part submerged left of centre)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
20.01.16 23:31 UTC
Schiller
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
20.01.16 23:45 UTC
Tycho in close-up
C14 @ f/27; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
20.01.16 23:51 UTC
Copernicus in close-up
C14 @ f/27; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
21.01.16 00:00 UTC
Plato in close-up
C14 @ f/27; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
18.01.16 22:05 UTC
Straight Wall, Thebit, Arzachel
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
18.01.16 22:08 UTC
Alphonsus (118km diameter with dark ash deposits from volcanic eruptions), Arzachel
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
18.01.16 22:12 UTC
Gambart (lower part of image) and ejecta from Copernicus
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
18.01.16 22:16 UTC
Copernicus and ejecta
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
18.01.16 22:19 UTC
Gambart (just below centre) and ejecta from Copernicus
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
18.01.16 21:50 UTC
Davy's crater chain of 1-2km diameter craters (probably caused by an impact similar to the SL-9 impact on Jupiter in 1994)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
20.01.16 22:59 UTC
Prinz and curious rilles
C14 @ f/27; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
01.11.15 02:12 UTC
Lacus Mortis with Burg (right) and Eudoxus (lower left)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; drizzled x1.5
01.11.15 02:14 UTC
Posidonius on the edge of Mare Serenitatis
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; drizzled x1.5
01.11.15 02:18 UTC
Aristoteles and Eudoxus
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
01.11.15 02:18 UTC
Aristoteles and Eudoxus
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; drizzled x1.5
01.11.15 02:20 UTC
Plinius (just left of centre), Dawes (above centre), Vitruvius (upper right) and Jansen with rille above
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
01.11.15 02:23 UTC
Carrel (upper right), Ross (upper left) and Arago (lower left)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
01.11.15 02:23 UTC
Carrel (upper right), Ross (upper left) and Arago (lower left)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; drizzled x1.5
01.11.15 02:20 - 02:23 UTC mozaic of two sequences
Plinius down to Arago
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
01.11.15 02:20 - 02:26 UTC mozaic of three sequences
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
Western Mare Tranquillitatis
The prominent 26km diameter crater Arago is flanked by two large domes: Arago Alpha to its
north and Arago Beta to its west.Although two of the largest and steepest domes on the Moon,
they only rise a few hundred metres and Arago Alpha had its slope angle measured as 1.4 degrees
back in 1959. It is thought that lunar domes are small shield volcanoes like those found in
Iceland. Shield volcanoes are formed from the quiet eruption of lava from a central crater.
The ghostly ring to the east of Arago is called Lamont and is thought to be a small mutli-ringed
basin subsequently flooded by the Tranquillitatis lavas*. Evidence for this comes from the mascon
(mass concentration) found here, detected by the gravitational effect on space craft orbits.
*As the frantic cratering rate drew to a close around 3.8 billion years ago, more than a dozen
asteroid-size objects at least 100km in diameter collided with the Moon. This has been termed
the 'late heavy bombardment'. These huge impacts created the mare basins. The heat from
long-lived radioactive elements such as thorium and uranium began to melt the inside of the Moon.
From 3.8 to 3.1 billion years ago, great floods of molten rock gushed up from the interior, filling
the impact basins and forming the mare basalts we see today.
01.11.15 02:26 UTC
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; drizzled x1.5
Arago, Ritter, Sabine and the Apollo 11 landing site not far from the crater Moltke (see version below)
Ritter and Sabine, the prominent craters towards lower left are thought to be examples of FFCs - floor-fractured craters. Lunar scientists
noticed that many craters near the edge of basins have shallow and complex floors. Ritter and Sabine are only 700 - 750 m deep, compared
to 3,000 - 3,500 m typical of craters of this diameter. The idea here is that magma rising up through basin fractures, pushed up the floors
of these craters. The broad, flat-floored rilles between Sabine and Moltke along the southern 'shore' of Mare Tranquillitatis, formed in a
similar way. Such fractures form when the sheer weight of the mare lavas cause the basin floor to subside, fracturing the brittle lava near
its edges.
01.11.15 02:28 UTC
Torricelli R
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; drizzled x1.5
01.11.15 02:37 UTC
Aristoteles
C14 @ f/27; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
01.11.15 03:24 UTC
Eudoxus
C14 @ f/27; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
01.11.15 03:30 UTC
Posidonius
C14 @ f/27; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
01.11.15 03:35 UTC
Burg within Lacus Mortis
C14 @ f/27; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
20.04.13 20:46 UTC
Some 'pancake' domes bottom centre
C14 @ f/11; Trutek type 1 R filter; drizzled x1.5
20.04.13 20:40 UTC
C14 @ f/11; Trutek type 1 R filter; drizzled x1.5
20.04.13 20:38 UTC
C14 @ f/11; Trutek type 1 R filter; drizzled x1.5
20.04.13 20:35 UTC
Loads of domes near Copernicus!
C14 @ f/11; Trutek type 1 R filter; drizzled x1.5
20.04.13 20:35 UTC
Showing the location of the domes relative to Copernicus
C14 @ f/11; Trutek type 1 R filter; drizzled x1.5
20.04.13 20:23 UTC
Sinus Iridum
C14 @ f/11; Trutek type 1 R filter; drizzled x1.5
19.04.13 20:45 UTC
C14 @ f/11 x2.5 power mate; Trutek type 1 R filter
Seeing 3-4/10.
19.02.13 18:48 UTC
Wrinkle ridges west of 'Straight Wall'
C14 @ f/11; Trutek type 1 R filter; drizzled x1.5
19.02.13 18:57 UTC
'Straight Wall'
C14 @ f/11; Trutek type 1 R filter; drizzled x1.5
19.02.13 19:03 UTC
Deslandes and Cassini's bright spot
C14 @ f/11; Trutek type 1 R filter; drizzled x1.5
19.02.13 19:09 UTC
Tycho
C14 @ f/11; Trutek type 1 R filter; drizzled x1.5
18.02.13 18:35 UTC
Deslandres, Walter and Regiomontanus
C14 @ f/11; Trutek type 1 R filter; drizzled x1.5
18.02.13 18:37 UTC
Sinuous Hadley Rille at the foot of the Appenine Mountains
C14 @ f/11; Trutek type 1 R filter; drizzled x1.5
18.02.13 18:39 UTC
Alpine Valley and northern Mare Imbrium
C14 @ f/11; Trutek type 1 R filter; drizzled x1.5
18.02.13 19:00 UTC
Aristillus and Cassini
C14 @ f/11; Trutek type 1 R filter; drizzled x1.5
18.02.13 18:52 and 18:54 UTC
Ptolemaeus, Alphonsus and Arzachel
C14 @ f/11; Trutek type 1 R filter; drizzled x1.5
18.02.13 18:58 UTC
Triesnecker and Hyginus Rilles
C14 @ f/11; Trutek type 1 R filter
18.02.13 19:07 UTC
Deslandres (235 km diameter)
C14 @ f/11; Trutek type 1 R filter; drizzled x1.5
18.02.13 19:11 UTC
South west of Conon
C14 @ f/11; Trutek type 1 R filter; drizzled x1.5
Archimedes
08.09.12 04:15 UTC
C14 @ F27; Trutek Type 1 R filter;
PGR Flea 3 CCD
Region south of Archimedes
08.09.12 04:17 UTC
C14 @ F27; Trutek Type 1 R filter;
PGR Flea 3 CCD
Copernicus
08.09.12 04:23:30 UTC
C14 @ F27; Trutek Type 1 R filter;
PGR Flea 3 CCD
Davy crater chain
08.09.12 04:35 UTC
C14 @ F27; Trutek Type 1 R filter;
PGR Flea 3 CCD
Clavius
08.09.12 04:37 - 04:40 UTC mozaic
C14 @ F27; Trutek Type 1 R filter;
PGR Flea 3 CCD
14.02.19 19:55 UTC
Copernicus
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
14.02.19 20:00 UTC
Domes near Hortensius with Reinhold bottom right
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
14.02.19 20:10 UTC
Domes near Hortensius
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
14.02.19 20:28UTC
Hippalus Rilles, with the prominent crater Campanus below centre
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
14.02.19 20:35 UTC
Lubiniezsky (lower right): Mare Cognitum (upper)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
14.02.19 20:43 UTC
Clavius
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
14.02.19 20:49 UTC
Pitatus, Hesiodus and the concentric walled Hesiodus A
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
14.02.19 20:56 UTC
Domes near Hortensius with Reinhold bottom right
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
15.02.19 19:54 UTC
Letronne (huge half crater on upper left side) and Herigonius (lower right) with neighbouring rilles
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
15.02.19 20:15 UTC
Gassendi
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
15.02.19 20:22 UTC
Doppelmayer, Lee, Vitello and Puiseux
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
15.02.19 20:08 UTC
Letronne (huge half crater on upper left side) and Herigonius (lower right) with neighbouring rilles
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
10.04.19 19:35 UTC
Burg and Lacus Mortis
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
10.04.19 19:39 UTC
Posidonius
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
10.04.19 19:45 UTC
Apollo 17 landing site
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
11.04.19 18:46 UTC
Aristoteles and Eudoxus
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
11.04.19 18:52 UTC
Ariadaeus Rille
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
11.04.19 18:52 UTC
Ritter and Sabine (above centre). Delambre is the largest crater in this scene, below centre.
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
11.04.19 19:03 UTC
Delambre is the largest crater in this scene (upper left).
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
11.04.19 19:09 UTC
Abulfeda and crater chain
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
11.04.19 19:16 UTC
Maurolycus
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
11.04.19 19:22 UTC
Aristoteles and Eudoxus
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
11.04.19 19:50 UTC
Ariadaeus Rille
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
11.04.19 19:57 UTC
Ritter and Sabine (above centre). Delambre is the largest crater in this scene, below centre.
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
11.04.19 20:05 UTC
Abulfeda partially visible at the bottom (centre)
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
11.04.19 20:15 UTC
Maurolycus
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter; resized x1.5
11.04.19 20:22 UTC
Apollo 17 landing site
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
13.04.19 21:05 UTC
Archimedes
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
13.04.19 21:11 UTC
Plato
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
13.04.19 21:17 UTC
Deslandres
C14 @ f/11; Flea 3 CCD; Trutek type 1 R filter
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