January 2, 2011

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Daggers And Inverse Daggers

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image by Jocelyn Sérot, France

The Moon's surface is simply ups and downs, with the juxtaposition between each creating topography. The variation in the elevation and azimuth of illumination yields a constantly changing pattern of shadows. Here Jocelyn has caught daggers of light and shadow that tell us about local ups and downs. A broad blade of shadow cuts across the floor of Walther (bottom center), being projected by its pit-topped central peak. Chuck Wood

Technical Details
Dec 13, 2010, 19h36 UT. 6" MCT @ F/D=24 (Barlow), Red filter, DMK 31 camera; Processing: Avistack 2 + Registax 5

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