The Importance of Libration in Lunar Observation

[astroavani]

Two photos taken at an interval of one lunar month with a difference of only 4% of the illuminated phase accurately demonstrate the importance of libration in lunar observation.
With just another 2 liter in the south latitude, we can easily see the central peaks of the Hausen crater in the February photo that are not visible in the January photo.
A good lunar observer or even a careful photographer will certainly not miss this opportunity.
These little things make the Moon one of the most interesting stars in the solar system, just know what to look for!

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[Altocumulus]

Ah ! I thought you wrote libation! Chuckles.

Great shots and aye - the Moon's fascinating ( after the sun ) ....

 

Have ye all seen this one ...

 

[astroavani]

18 hours ago, Altocumulus said:

Ah ! I thought you wrote libation! Chuckles.

Great shots and aye - the Moon's fascinating ( after the sun ) ....

 

Have ye all seen this one ...

 

My English sucks, and the Google translator does worse.
Where you read 2 liters, you should read 2 degrees, and where you read the star, you should read ASTRO, a word that I believe does not exist in English or French.