Copernicus Region

[astroavani]

There are so many accidents and formations this photo honestly do not know what to talk about.
Of course, Copernicus was greatly stands in the foreground in the center of the picture, but what about the region in terminator where we have numerous domes of Hortensius and Milichius where magma ejection hole can be perfectly visible at the top?
Kepler, lit only partially is also a show piece.
The Carpathian Mountains are another remarkable training with peaks up to 2600 meters above sea level limited to the west by Tobias Mayer crater and east by Gay-Lussac with its beautiful rhyme of the same name.
In the upper right corner, just out of the picture stands Eratosthenes who along with Coprenicus is one of the keys of the lunar craters stratigraphic history.
And among them is nothing more than a beautiful ghost crater, one of the main exponents of this category of lunar craters named Stadius.
Anyway a very rich region in which he could write pages and pages of lunar history.
Text: Avani Soares
http://www.astrobin.com/full/239944/0/?real=&mod=

[Stephen Green]

Nice image and nice and sharp detail

[Astro Imp]

As you know by now I am a great fan of your work and you have just provided another great image and write up. Thank you for your efforts.

[laudropb]

Lovely image and write up. As always.

[Rodd]

Great image--Mosaics are my next project--is resolution increased with mosaics?

[nightfisher]

Very nice sharp image, would love to see you take some Luna images with a small telescope, bet they would still be very good

[Sam]

Very detailed and sharp image, impressive!

[Bobby1970]

stunning image, makes mine look a bit rubbish. lol

[astroavani]

Hello Jules! There are images that I posted here in SGL and were made with an opening C8 much more modest than my C14.
Here's a sample:

[nightfisher]

I spotted this a while back, have you ever imaged with a scope of around 100mm os there abouts

[Pete Presland]

Beautifully detailed sharp images.

[astroavani]

Hello Jules!
Here a week or two will be receiving an achromatic refractor Sky-Watcher 120mm to test the lunar. I look forward to seeing the results!

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

Very nice image. That is one of my favourite areas on the moon.

[CATLUC]

Hello Avani

always so interesting your posts.

Clear skies

Luc