The Lunar 100 - an illustrated guide?

[Stargazer_00]

I'm very keen to do the Lunar 100. I'm looking for an illustrated guide. Something like an object per page, with a small disc image of the moon indicating the rough location of the object on the moon face (so you can see if it's on your current terminiator area), a close up picture of the object and then some information about it.

Anything like this exist? Would be great if it did.

[Gregnat73]

Try here.... Links at bottom of the page

http://www.spacegazer.com/index.asp?pageid=225304

Hope it helps....

[MAN or ASTROMAN]

Thanks for the link,Greg.This is just what I'm looking for,as I intend to start the Lunar 100,after seeing some brilliant views of the moon last weekend.I was totally knocked out by the 'Alpine valley'(#19)!

[steveb1977]

This might be useful as well:

http://www.astrospider.com/Lunar100list.htm

[michaelmorris]

I managed to speak to Chuck Wood (the originator of the Lunar 100) at last year's Astrofest. As far as I recall (i.e. probably completely the wrong end of the stick!), until recently the problem has been the Sky and Telescope publishing used to own the copyright to the list, but that Chuck now has the copyright back. I told that I was a huge fan of the list and felt sure a guide would sell very well. Perhaps if a few more people contact him, we might be able to persuade him to write such a guide.

chuckwood@cet.edu

[Stargazer_00]

Great idea, it definitely would sell well. A page a target, bit of history about each target. Grouped by their position on the terminator rather than their sequence number would be helpful.

I'll draft an emai later, thanks!