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Latest revision as of 15:14, 15 March 2015
Half a Crater Shadowed
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Image Credit: Tim Povlick |
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Half a Crater Shadowed This is not the highest resolution image LPOD has ever published, and it doesnt even have north at the top. But it captures the excitement of an eyepiece view when the seeing is crisp, the optics are great, and the terminator drapes impressive topography. This is a fantastic image of Plato, with its towering peaks casking shadows half way across the floor. But wait, Plato doesnt have two large and relatively fresh craters immediately to the northeast... Oops, its actually Archimedes! And the craters to the right are Aristillus and Autolycus. To the left, the Archimedes Mountains look more massive than they really are, and Imbrium lavas to the right look like glass, cracked by ridges. I am sorry I missed observing this night. Technical Details: Yesterday's LPOD: Almost Classic Crater Tomorrow's LPOD: Resource for All!! |
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