Eleven Days Old Moon (astropical)

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Eleven Days Old Moon

Acquisition type: Lucky imaging

Eleven Days Old Moon

Acquisition type: Lucky imaging

The images in the revison section were taken during the same session and are excerpts of the original 11-days Moon (a mosaic of four panels). Some images were taken with an IR-cut filter at fast exposure times below 10ms, others with an IR742nm pass filter at around 25ms. The difference is hard to tell, with subtle advantage of the IR-cut filter at the given seeing condition, which varied during the session. Gain was 100 for all 8-bit mono exposures. Each video 2000 frames, each image a stack of 400 in Autostakkert, drizzle x 1.5, and further processed in Photoshop.

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Description: Northern Mare Imbrium, Crater Plato and Mare Frigoris at 1500mm with 2x barlow and IR-cut filter.

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Description: Mare Frigoris at 2250mm with 3x barlow and IR-cut filter.

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Description: Schiller is the elongated crater at the left, Clavius the largest crater in view at the bottom right. The name of the large crater near the center is Longomontanus. Taken with IR-cut filter at 2250mm with 3x barlow.

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Description: Mare Humorum headed by crater Gassendi at 1500mm with IR742nm pass filter.

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Description: Southern tip of 11-days old Moon centered on crater Clavius at 1500mm with 2x barlow and IR742nm pass filter.

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G

Description: Centered on elongated crater Schiller at 1500mm with 2x barlow and IR742nm pass filter.

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H

Description: Aristarchus at lunar dawn at 2250mm with 3x barlow and IR cut filter.

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I

Description: Crater Copernicus at 1500mm with 2x barlow and IR742nm pass filter.

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