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| − | <em>excerpt from Plate 27 of the [http://www.astronomylogs.com/pages/moon.html Lunar Field Atlas]</em><br /> | + | <em>excerpt from Plate 27 of the [http://www.astronomylogs.com/pages/moon.html" rel="nofollow Lunar Field Atlas]</em><br /> |
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| − | Many, many lunar [http://the-moon.wikispaces.com/Lunar+Maps maps] have been drafted over the last 400 years, and dozens of photographic atlases have appeared. The Moon seems to demand to be depicted, its vast number of details need to be ordered, and names and designations require careful placement. Some recent image atlases have been constructed by skilled [http://lpod.wikispaces.com/April+23,+2009 amateurs], and here is the latest. Frederick Dase has previously prepared [http://www.astronomylogs.com/index.html log books] and finder charts for observers of galaxies, star clusters, Messier and other objects, and now he has created a digital lunar [http://www.astronomylogs.com/pages/moon.html atlas] freely available in correct image, mirror image and inverted image formats. He mosaicked together 96 images from the <em>Consolidated Lunar Atlas</em> and then broke the mosaic down into 38 sheets, and added names, letters and a 10° lat/long grid. You can download a pdf version to print out, and an interactive version to use on your computer. Thanks to Frederick for this new lunar atlas!<br /> | + | Many, many lunar [http://the-moon.wikispaces.com/Lunar+Maps maps] have been drafted over the last 400 years, and dozens of photographic atlases have appeared. The Moon seems to demand to be depicted, its vast number of details need to be ordered, and names and designations require careful placement. Some recent image atlases have been constructed by skilled [http://lpod.wikispaces.com/April+23,+2009 amateurs], and here is the latest. Frederick Dase has previously prepared [http://www.astronomylogs.com/index.html" rel="nofollow log books] and finder charts for observers of galaxies, star clusters, Messier and other objects, and now he has created a digital lunar [http://www.astronomylogs.com/pages/moon.html" rel="nofollow atlas] freely available in correct image, mirror image and inverted image formats. He mosaicked together 96 images from the <em>Consolidated Lunar Atlas</em> and then broke the mosaic down into 38 sheets, and added names, letters and a 10° lat/long grid. You can download a pdf version to print out, and an interactive version to use on your computer. Thanks to Frederick for this new lunar atlas!<br /> |
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| − | <em>[mailto:tychocrater@yahoo.com Chuck Wood]</em><br /> | + | <em>[mailto:tychocrater@yahoo.com" rel="nofollow Chuck Wood]</em><br /> |
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Lunar Field Atlas
excerpt from Plate 27 of the " rel="nofollow Lunar Field Atlas
Many, many lunar maps have been drafted over the last 400 years, and dozens of photographic atlases have appeared. The Moon seems to demand to be depicted, its vast number of details need to be ordered, and names and designations require careful placement. Some recent image atlases have been constructed by skilled amateurs, and here is the latest. Frederick Dase has previously prepared " rel="nofollow log books and finder charts for observers of galaxies, star clusters, Messier and other objects, and now he has created a digital lunar " rel="nofollow atlas freely available in correct image, mirror image and inverted image formats. He mosaicked together 96 images from the Consolidated Lunar Atlas and then broke the mosaic down into 38 sheets, and added names, letters and a 10° lat/long grid. You can download a pdf version to print out, and an interactive version to use on your computer. Thanks to Frederick for this new lunar atlas!
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