Grimaldi, Hevelius, Rimae Sirsalis, Cruger crater, Schroter's Valley, Aristarchus, Pythagoras

[TC_Fenua]

Hello everyone

Here are some pictures shot on the evening of April 23rd, seeing was pretty bad ( 4/10 ) with a lot of turbulence. I managed to salvage some images. Not my best work, but still showable

Celestron C14 + Basler Ace 1300, and a Televue Powermate for the last one.

From Grimaldi to Hevelius crater

Rimae Sirsalis, Cruger crater

Vallis Schröteri ( Schroter's Valley )

Pythagoras crater

The pictures can be clicked for slightly larger versions.

Thank you for checking

[theo]

Lovely shots. Especially like the one of Pythagoras. Really nice detail of the central peaks.

Regards

Pete

[JamesF]

Those are absolutely stunning. Beautiful images. The last one makes it feel like you should be able to get images of the astronaut's footprints until you realise that the central peak of Pythagoras is perhaps 50km to 60km across. For those (UK-based mainly, I guess) who are familiar with it, I reckon the M25 would encircle the central peak quite neatly.

James

[JamesF]

Those are absolutely stunning. Beautiful images. The last one makes it feel like you should be able to get images of the astronaut's footprints until you realise that the central peak of Pythagoras is perhaps 50km to 60km across. For those (UK-based mainly, I guess) who are familiar with it, I reckon the M25 would encircle the central peak quite neatly.

James

[JamesF]

Oops. Double post. Apologies. Had some sort of connectivity problem when posting

James

[todd8137]

Great detail would love one of those, scopes

[Mr Spock]

Lovely images. Good processing too with just the right amount of contrast.

[sologuitarist61]

Beautiful images with loads of great detail - excellent!

[Mak One]

I thought Ebb and Flo had been crashed into the surface some time ago. Perhaps not looking at these wonderful shots... Are you sure you weren't in lunar orbit when taking these?

[TC_Fenua]

Thank you everyone

@ Ash : hahaha no, I'm still on Earth