The 12 Days Old Moon in Leo (astropical)

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The 12 Days Old Moon in Leo

Revision title: Schickard, Clavius

Link: https://www.astropical.space/moon/

Acquisition type: Lucky imaging

The 12 Days Old Moon in Leo

Revision title: Schickard, Clavius

Link: https://www.astropical.space/moon/

Acquisition type: Lucky imaging

Collimation is much better now. It does not make real sense, but when using Bob's Knobs, without the distance rings the C8 won't get into sharp focus, however, it will with the distance rings inserted. Anyway, it has been so long under clouds. Last night, it cleared up for a while with fair transparency but humid and turbulent air flows, in that I limited all exposures to 5ms to freeze the seeing irrespective of focal length, while adjusting exposure with gain, but carefully. Libration in latitude was attractive. Libration in longitude was useless as the western limb in shadow.

Though not made for an 8" SCT, Svbony's SV192 12V Lens Heater band kept the C8 free of fog. Kudos to Svbony!

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Title: Schiller

Description: 5ms, gain 175, 170fps, 600x, 2x tubeless barlow (1.42x eff).

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Title: Gassendi

Description: 5ms, gain 220, 170fps, 600x, 2x tubeless barlow (1.42x eff).

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Title: Aristarchus Plateau

Description: 5ms, gain 210, 170fps, 600x, 2x tubeless barlow (1.42x eff).

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Title: Schickard, Clavius

Description: 5ms, gain 135, 170fps, 600x, no barlow

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Title: Mare Nubium

Description: 5ms, gain 160, 170fps, 600x, no barlow

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Title: Aristarchus, Kepler, Copernicus

Description: 5ms, gain 150, 170fps, 600x, no barlow

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Title: Aristarchus, Sinus Iridum

Description: 5ms, gain 155, 170fps, 600x, no barlow

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Title: Lunar Data during Session

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