The LRO.

[barkis]

After I had a look at JohnH's excellent image of the lunar crater Humbolt, which at times is invisible from Earth due to Libration, I got to thinking about the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter launched a few years ago to map possible landing sites, and send back High resolution images.

I found this site which keeps track of the orbiters position in orbit, which is very intersting. At least to me anyway .

Ron.

http://lroc.sese.asu.edu/whereislro/

[Charon]

Thanks for the link Ron.

[Ian123]

You should also check out Moon Zoo as well.

Same as Galaxy Zoo but detailed pic's from the LRO of the craters up close and personal and you also get to map the craters yourself.

http://www.moonzoo.org/

[barkis]

You should also check out Moon Zoo as well.

Same as Galaxy Zoo but detailed pic's from the LRO of the craters up close and personal and you also get to map the craters yourself.

http://www.moonzoo.org/

Thanks Ian, a very interesting site. I've joined, and might take part in some activity eventually.

Ron.

[Mr Spock]

I've bookmarked the Moon Zoo site - may give it a go, looks interesting.