The Apennine Mountains and the Aristillus & Autolycus craters on May 08, 2022 (Georges)

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The Apennine Mountains and the Aristillus & Autolycus craters on May 08, 2022

Acquisition type: Lucky imaging

The Apennine Mountains and the Aristillus & Autolycus craters on May 08, 2022

Acquisition type: Lucky imaging

Bonjour
Voici ma troisième image de la Lune du 8 mai 2022, et il s'agit de mon image préférée : Les Monts Apennins dans la pénombre du Terminator.
Les grandes ombres sur les Apennins étaient déjà visibles sur l'image parue précédemment , mais cette fois-ci le coté ténébreux est bien plus présente et augmente la dramaturgie de l'image. L'ombre de Sauron sur le Mordor n'est pas très loin ...LOL...
Enfin petite cerise sur la gateau , on aperçoit dans cette pénombre en haut des monts Apennins la faille de Rima Hadley...

Age de la lune de 7 jours et visibilité à 40%

Vidéo de 10000 images.
Environ 1000 images retenues à 50% dans Autostakker

Comme d'habitude ,n'hésitez pas à m'envoyer vos remarques et commentaires !! ...
A bientôt pour de nouvelles aventures lunaires..
Georges

Hi
Here is my third image of the Moon from May 8, 2022, and it is my favorite image: The Apennine Mountains in the twilight of the Terminator.
The large shadows on the Apennines were already visible on the image published previously, but this time the dark side is much more present and increases the dramaturgy of the image. Sauron's shadow over Mordor is not far away...LOL...
Finally, the icing on the cake, we can see in this darkness at the top of the Apennine Mountains the fault of Rima Hadley...

Moon age of 7 days and visibility at 40%
Video of 10000 frames. About 1000 images retained at 50% in Autostakker

As usual, do not hesitate to send me your remarks and comments!! ...
See you soon for new lunar adventures..
Georges

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