More unforecast clear skies .....

[Fozzie]

here's an updated list to accompany the map on the original thread..  the moon wiki has changed to the moon.us wiki

https://the-moon.us/wiki/Concentric_crater

[John]

2 hours ago, Fozzie said:

here's an updated list to accompany the map on the original thread..  the moon wiki has changed to the moon.us wiki

https://the-moon.us/wiki/Concentric_crater

Thanks Fozzie

I'm finding the theories on the formation of these little craters fascinating to read about.

I'm hoping to have a look at Marth (#27 on Wood's list) this evening if it stays clear. It should be on show tonight.

The Ramsden Rilles are nearby and sound interesting as well

Edited March 24, 2021 by John

[Saganite]

5 hours ago, chiltonstar said:

No 81 I believe......

Chris

 

 

That's one on the list I had not done but did last night quite by accident...

[johninderby]

No clouds but the haze / mist is bad. Will try again later if it clears. 🙏🏼

[johninderby]

But there is hope this weekend. 🙂

[chiltonstar]

I finally got to have a look at it last night. Excellent seeing, no wind, a little haze and not too cold, so generally good!

At x200 and x300 the feature was exquisitely sharp and defined (more contrast at x200), with the added feature of the little pin sharp craterlet in the centre of the main crater next door. Although the lighting conditions were past optimum to show Hesiodus at its best, still well worth a look - thanks John for the heads up.

Chris