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Latest revision as of 18:45, 18 August 2018
Split Personalities
image by Peter Rosén, Stockholm, Sweden
I have always been fascinated by how the changing angle of sunlight reshapes the Moon's features. The same craters along the terminator can be very difficult to identify if just the rims are illuminated on one day and the crater floors are flooded with light on the second. Here is a side-by-side comparison of a scene close to the terminator and (almost) the same features during last full Moon; of course, it would have been nice to have pictures with similar librations. I have greatly enhanced the contrast in the rightmost full Moon picture to help recognize the same topography. Tycho stands out in both pictures, but mighty Clavius seems almost completely obliterated when the Sun is high in the lunar sky..
Peter Rosén
Technical Details
Left picture: 24th of April 2010, WO 110 FLT f/6,5 with DMK-41AF02.
Right picture: 14th of August 2011, , WO 110 FLT f/6,5 with DMK-41AF02.
Related Links
Rükl plate 64 and many others!
Yesterday's LPOD: Rilled Dome
Tomorrow's LPOD: Posidonius And Daniell
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