It was a very relaxing experience, something much needed! I popped in my 10mm Radian and just studied the different regions. These included:
- Theophilus: I have imaged this region several times. The three main interlocking craters are really quite something to observe.
- Montes Appenines: The "Lunar Alps". This mountain range is excellent to look at when the Moon is at this phase.
- Vallis Alpes: A cool "scar" on the Moon, neat feature!
- Various other craters including Stofler N, Purbach, Walter A, Posidinius and a few others.
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Astronomy is the most fascinating science that exists, today. Not only this, but also, space exploration will be the point that will change our world forever.
Nice snap..
you are really having a nice telescope...
www.roopeshsingh.blogspot.com
Thanks, Roopesh! I do like my scopes :-) Looks like you have a few interesting blogs yourself, I will check them out. Cheers!
Its great..!!
Thank you so much... It will be my pleaseure to have a advisor like you...
Definately its gonna be a nice start for me.. as a amature astronomer...
I worked a lot for my blog's front page.. now its a 3-column and autofit blog page.. :-)>
with respect,
--Roopesh
I saw your blog and it looks good! You should try a long exposure capture of a satellite pass...do you have a camera?
I’m looking for somebody who knows some astronomical computer programs. I recovered the stars from 30 NASA images and I would like to prove that they were taken on the Moon.
Anybody knows such computer program?
Anybody cloud help?
Alex
Alex22@easy.com
Hi Alex,
Hmm...good question. I've searched around a bit but can't find anything. Tried someone at a university with Planetary Science courses?
Cheers,
Phil
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