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Latest revision as of 19:38, 18 August 2018
Two Domes & Two Rilles
image by KC Pau, Hong Kong
From the balcony of his high rise apartment building in densely populated Hong Kong, KC continues to capture images of the Moon that reveal little known and even unknown features. He concentrates on near-terminator images that depict gentle domes and shallow rilles. In this image, if you can drag yourself away from Posidonius and look north, you will see two thin white arrows that KC used to mark little known perpendicular extensions of the G. Bond Rille. The southern one has been seen Hall K and has a diamond outline and is higher on its left and right sides than in the middle. A 5 km wide domical structure is just north of Hall C. These possible domes are indicated by arrowheads and are easier to see if you download the image and view it at 200%.
Chuck Wood
Technical Details
Dec 17, 2008. 250mm f/6 Newtonian + 2.5X barlow.
Related Links
Rükl plate 14
Yesterday's LPOD: Contrast
Tomorrow's LPOD: Railway Tracks
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