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Revision as of 19:40, 18 August 2018
The Last of Eddington
image by Frank McCabe
I just completed and uploaded reviews of seven proposals for a NASA panel that are due tonight and my own proposal for another project is due tomorrow (Friday!). So when I looked for a quick LPOD I was surprised to find that Frank had submitted a perfect LPOD - a drawing of Eddington that complements the wonderful images we have recently seen of this neglected crater. The reason it is perfect for tonight is that as a piece of art each viewer can interpret it as they please. Back to my proposal!
Chuck Wood
Related Links
Rükl plate 17
Yesterday's LPOD: Corner of Mystery
Tomorrow's LPOD: An Energy Source for the Moon?
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