South Pole region with the landing site of Chandrayann3, Moon of May 27, 2023 (Georges)

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South Pole region with the landing site of Chandrayann3, Moon of May 27, 2023

Acquisition type: Lucky imaging

South Pole region with the landing site of Chandrayann3, Moon of May 27, 2023

Acquisition type: Lucky imaging

Bonjour
Une fois n'est pas coutume de poster un dimanche, mais ma surprise fut grande lorsque hier soir je me suis aperçu que sur une de mes images du 27 Mai dernier, j'avais photographié le pole sud de la Lune et que je pouvais y placer précisément le site de la sonde Indienne Chandrayaan 3 qui a aluni le 24 Aout dernier ... Du coup je me suis amusé à annoter les cratères environnant la sonde et je vous poste ainsi l'image finale. J'espère que celle-ci vous plaira !... :-)

En bonus, je vous poste l'image non annotée et la carte d'alunissage de Chandrayaan 3.

La vidéo est de 180s, faite avec le filtre IR642
Image : Lune de 8 jours
FPS: 80 images/s
Exposure = 12000us
Gain = 50
Nombre d'images totales : ~ 14000 (3% retenues)

A bientôt pour de nouvelles aventures lunaires..
Georges

Hi
Once is not customary to post on a Sunday, but my surprise was great when last night I realized that on one of my images of May 27, I had photographed the south pole of the Moon and that I could precisely place the site of the Indian Lander Chandrayaan 3 which landed on August 24th ... So I had fun annotating the craters surrounding the Lander and I am posting the final image for you. Hope you like this one !... :-)

As a bonus, I am posting the unannotated image and the landing map of Chandrayaan 3.

The video is 180s, made with the IR642 filter
Image: 8 day moon
FPS: 80fps
Exposure = 12000us
Gain = 50
Number of total images: ~ 14000 (3% retained)

See you soon for new lunar adventures..
Georges

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