April 2, 2010

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LPOD-Apr2-10.jpg

image by Paolo R. Lazzarotti, Italy

Kepler is one of the rayful threesome - Copernicus, Aristarchus and Kepler - whose rays intermingle in western Imbrium and southern Procellarum. Kepler is the least impressive, both as a crater and as a ray system. But in looking at Paolo's recent image I noticed something fascinating. In this excerpt - which I over-enhanced - of Paolo's larger Chuck Wood
Sorry for the April 1 scare - I survived without even having to buy a leather jacket.

Technical Details
Sept 30, 2009, 20:50 UT. Gladius CF-315 Lazzarotti Opt. telescope + LVI-1392 PRO experimental camera + Edmund Optics R filter; 200/1000 frames, 33 msec exposure.

Related Links
Rükl plate 30
Paolo's website


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