Craters Copernic and Montes Carpatus, on the 10th lunar day (Georges)

Craters Copernic and Montes Carpatus, on the 10th lunar day

Acquisition type: Lucky imaging

Bonjour
Voici une nouvelle image de la Lune au 9ème jour lunaire .. Il s'agit de la région du cratère Copernic et des Monts Carpates (Montes Carpatus) qui se trouvent au sud de la Mer des Pluies (Mare Imbrium). C'est aussi un grand classique de l'imagerie lunaire et pour celle-ci j'ai préférée représenter l'image dans la verticale Nord/Sud (le Nord étant en haut), plutôt qu'horizontalement (ce qui est très souvent le cas), car c'est une représentation qui me semble plus naturelle .. A vous de juger !

En image B, je vous poste l'image annotée que vous pourrez faire apparaitre en survolant l'image principale avec la souris..

La vidéo est de 180s, faite avec le filtre IR642
Image : Lune de 10 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
Here is a new image of the Moon on the 9th lunar day.. This is the region of the Copernicus crater and Montes Carpatus which are located south of Mare Imbrium. It is also a great classic of lunar imagery and for this one I preferred to represent the image in the vertical North/South (the North being at the top), rather than horizontally (which is very often the case), because it is a representation that seems more natural to me.. It's up to you to judge!

As image B , I'm posting the annotated image that you can display by hovering over the main image with the mouse.

The video is 180s, made with the IR642 filter
Image: 10 day moon
FPS: 80fps
Exposure = 12000us
Profit = 50
Number of total images: ~ 14000 (3% retained)

See you soon for new lunar adventures..
Georges

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