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Apennines, Eratosthenes, Sinus Aestuum - 1/04/2020, Loxley

Apennines, Eratosthenes, Sinus Aestuum - 1/04/2020

Acquisition type: Lucky imaging
Apennines, Eratosthenes, Sinus Aestuum - 1/04/2020, Loxley

Apennines, Eratosthenes, Sinus Aestuum - 1/04/2020

Acquisition type: Lucky imaging

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After photos from a long focal length, which metaphorically need to be called "rocking in the clouds", because of their softness - as if the structures were hidden behind the muslin curtain - it's time to "descend to the ground" and base the moon imaging on a standard F-2270mm scale.

For the "appendix" of the Apennines touching Eratosthenes and for the tangle of wrinkles in the east of the Sinus Aestuum (Bay of Heat), which extends like a thick braid along the bottom of the bay, it was worth capturing this view. And for the image of the Sea of Rain separated by the Apennines from two other pools, when the light of the first quarter brings out the most charm from craters, hills, clefts, when it elevates the peaks of the mountain massif, when it reveals the smallest wrinkles on the basalt surface of the seas. To look at all these structures from a distance is like sailing - if not on the frozen basalt pane that has even trapped time here - at least on the wings of the imagination.

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Apennines, Eratosthenes, Sinus Aestuum - 1/04/2020, Loxley