The Best Moon Browser So Far?

[great_bear]

I've been looking for a high-quality terminator mosaic for some time and was starting to believe it didn't exist until I came across Pakmoto's post buried away in the thread Please put my husband right once and for all

That link:

LROC Image Browser - wac_nearside

- such an amazing Lunar resource - I love it!!

Just keep double-clicking on the region of the moon that you want to zoom in on...

[Brendan of Borg]

Great link, thanks!

[LMC]

Excellent!

Thanks for that.

PS. I thought I was the only one who said "zoomify":embarrassed:

[solo]

Brilliant-I'm hooked.

[LukeSkywatcher]

I just found my new favourite toy. What a great way to explore the moon. The Hi res is astounding.

I should be able to do the Lunar 100 in a couple of mins,LOL.

[PeterW]

Hopefully someone will make it into an atlas for scopeside use, or put it into an iPhone/iPad app. A large wall print would be good. The download is a PC busting 500Mb. It really is the ultimate "did I see it" resource for both observers and imagers alike.

Cheers

PEterW

Luke: Not sure how easy some of the libration Lunar100 features would be....

[great_bear]

The download is a PC busting 500Mb.

Yeah it could really do with some kind of offline browsing option.

Anyone know a TIFF viewer that manages memory cleverly?

[MoonNut]

I think I may as well chuck my telescopes in the bin...... thanks for the link!

[stevelcfc]

Should make the lunar 100 easier. Only go 99 to go now.

[phw26]

Thats fantastic. Thanks

[synapse]

Thanks for this, It should keep me amused until my scope arrives.

[AndyH]

Excellent ! I had lost this when one of my laptops went poof.

Superb resource.

Andy.

[NorthantsTalMan]

This is Great, I have Philips Observers guide to the Moon (Good) and this compliments it brilliantly !

Andy