Vallis Alpes

[GazOC]

I've been messing around with the for this last hour or so trying to get that bit more but out of of it but I think this is it. I'll try more contrast next time to get the valley a bit more defined.

Type: Valley

Geological period: Imbrian (From -3.85 billions years to -3.2 billions years) ?

Size:

Dimension: 134x134Km / 79x7Mi

Height: ?

Height/Wide ratio: Unknown height. Impossible calculation.

Description:

South-West North-East oriented immense fault. Raised cliffs on each side. Rectilinear 700 m width rille on the

floor.

The image below shows the 'big picture', Vallis Alpes is to the top right.

[geppetto]

Stunning part of the moon, so much going on 8)

Well captured

[CELESCOPE]

good go at that one Gaz. that is so hard to get , i have tried many times , but seeing has to be at its very best, i think like you say you have the best out of it ,lunar imaging at least here in essex has been carp lately , not worth doing,

like the wider field view though

Rog

[barkis]

If my drooling gets on your nerves Gaz. just let me know.

In one word. Brilliant.

Ron.

[themos]

has anyone tried to use googleearth to show off lunar images? It should be possible with the use of overlays...

[lunator]

Gaz

Thats a very impressive close up

Cheers

ian

[Kain]

I think Gaz has made some sort of craft and flown over the lunar surface

Fantastic shot mate.

Kain