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By Astrodinsk
Moon panorama Date: 02/21/2021 Time: 20:12 +03.00 Height: 64 degrees In the constellation Taurus Lit: 69% Telescope: Sky-Watcher 150 / 750PDS Camera: ZWO ASI462MC Mount: Sky-Watcher Heq5 ProSynScan Panorama from 4 fragments Videos for 120 seconds Resolution: 1936x1096 Exposure time: 2ms Gain: 0 73FPS Added 250 frames from 8855 Software: Shooting in FireCapture Build: Autostackert 3.1.4 Wavelets and deconvolution: AstroSurface Panorama: Microsoft ICE Post-processing: Photoshop
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By CATLUC
Hello
No extraordinary images for this lunation, because of the turbulence and the use of infrared filters.
Here are some images of the 24th, I am working on those of the 25th which will be of the same style.
Clear skies.
Luc
At 75%
http://www.astrosurf.com/uploads/monthly_2021_04/606990e07e8f3_AUSUDDECLAVIUS2403202121H28NEWTON625MMBARLOW4FILTREIR807QHY5III178M75LUCCATHALA.jpg.84cfe5d2e0a96ce7e7a5d85118559cac.jpg
At 100%
http://www.astrosurf.com/uploads/monthly_2021_04/606990f393159_AUSUDDECLAVIUS2403202121H28NEWTON625MMBARLOW4FILTREIR807QHY5III178M100LUCCATHALA.jpg.948ab38f7bf5022aafa96254aab0f94f.jpg
AT 75%
http://www.astrosurf.com/uploads/monthly_2021_04/6069910b9dba4_AUSUDDEMORETUS2403202121H35NEWTON625MMBARLOW4FILTREIR807QHY5III178M75LUCCATHALA.jpg.9932feec038a3c6f7bfc2e6b6bd9c953.jpg
At 100%
http://www.astrosurf.com/uploads/monthly_2021_04/6069912b6a1f9_AUSUDDEMORETUS2403202121H35NEWTON625MMBARLOW4FILTREIR807QHY5III178M100LUCCATHALA.jpg.2aba3bde7986d6a0add4a59b588e734d.jpg
Copernic
http://www.astrosurf.com/uploads/monthly_2021_04/60699139ebe7a_COPERNIC2403202121H45NEWTON625MMBARLOW4FILTREIR742QHY5III178M80LUCCATHALA.jpg.ecc5f6e628eaf26a6a1881c8e9e378b3.jpg
Hainzel
http://www.astrosurf.com/uploads/monthly_2021_04/606991429608e_HAINZEL2403202122H05NEWTON625MMBARLOW4FILTREIR742QHY5III178M100LUCCATHALA.jpg.3a4a7bd2926efadfe3cb905a39b6330e.jpg
Mee and Hainzel
http://www.astrosurf.com/uploads/monthly_2021_04/6069915116dc7_MEEHAINZEL2403202122H09NEWTON625MMBARLOW4FILTREIR742QHY5III178M100LUCCATHALA.jpg.cd5baf564a77c723f2a3c7007c96cce3.jpg
Pitatus Hesiodus
http://www.astrosurf.com/uploads/monthly_2021_04/60699157ca219_PITATUSHESIODUS2403202121H55NEWTON625MMBARLOW4FILTREIR742QHY5III178M100LUCCATHALA.jpg.fce9a66ae3896ca8800651cb2fb17996.jpg
Tycho
http://www.astrosurf.com/uploads/monthly_2021_04/60699160f1c1c_TYCHO2403202121H55NEWTON625MMBARLOW4FILTREIR742QHY5III178M100LUCCATHALA.jpg.74cdf87906d385c19a1bd7b46c79519e.jpg
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By Drifter
Just a quick enquiry ... was strolling the lunar surface on Iroc and bumped into this area of florescence on the lunar surface.
Any thoughts anyone? (Co-ordinates at bottom of screenshot if you want to get better definition from original website).
Was struggling to see clear heavy impact crater that would account for the wide spread of surface debris?
Didn't think it was image flare - not expert on that so could be wrong - but noticed on RHS there appears to be traces of surface debris scatter?
It almost seems like someone threw a very low velocity ‘flour bomb’ at the surface of the Moon?🤨
Have there been mineral studies done on these areas of exceptional lunar florescence? ... I tapped the phrase into SGL’s Search ... but surprisingly it came up with ‘no results’??
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By Andreameda
Beautiful clear night!
Telescope: Skywatcher 10" Quattro Newtonian DSLR: Canon EOS rebel T7i
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