Hi all,
Here my last shot out from April 23 session.
For a change, I portraied that famous crater pair with Lacus Mortis at
the place of Endymion.
http://www.lazzarotti-hires.com/images/moon/lacusmortis-atlas-hercules20070423_lazz.jpg
To follow, a few images coming from the following eve.
Hi all,
This highland containing Littrow (middle left), Maraldi (middle right)
and Vitruvius (bottom center) craters is rarely imaged but worth a look.
Also, notice the complex rima Littrow system running from mons Argaeus
(2500 meters altitude) up to Le Monnier crater (a bit out from the upper
border).
http://www.lazzarotti-hires.com/images/moon/littrow-maraldi-vitruvius20070423_lazz.jpg
More to follow.
Hi all,
Here another image from April 23 session.
Notice the complex rille system all way around.
http://www.lazzarotti-hires.com/images/moon/posidonius-rimabond20070423_lazz.jpg
More to follow.
Hi all,
Here another image out of April 23.
Fracastorius area here’s showned under an high sun angle, but I noticed
a lower angle would be much better. I don’t like so much this image then.
http://www.lazzarotti-hires.com/images/moon/fracastorius-beaumont20070423_lazz.jpg
More to follow.
Hi all,
Find here a dark image for a change grabbed with the Sun quite low above
the lunar horizon.
http://www.lazzarotti-hires.com/images/moon/arago-ritter-sabine20070423_lazz.jpg
I particulary love the plagued area rightward of Arago with Lamont ghost
crater and dorsae all around!
Also, notice the 2 big and famous domes near Arago and the hilly
suspicious area between Cayley and Donysius craters on the bottom-left
corner. LAC #60 GLR modified map is not reporting domes for this zone.
The signal was quite low here, the processing was really a mess…
More to follow.
Hi all,
Here another image out from April 23 session.
This area isn’t so much imaged with such an high sun angle.
Notice the rille system all way around the Gutemberg-Goclenius zone and
the nice Crozier H concentric crater at the right edge of the image.
http://www.lazzarotti-hires.com/images/moon/gutemberg-goclenius-colombo20070423.jpg
More to follow.
Hi all,
Here another image from April 23 session.
Another oblique impact crater very similar to Messier but larger in size.
http://www.lazzarotti-hires.com/images/moon/torricelli20070423_lazz.jpg
More to follow.
Hi all,
This is indeed my last Venus image!
By that day on, weather here definitively moved to bad.
The cloudy planet is getting bigger but thinner, so any cloud detail is
getting harder and harder.
Hope to get more images nonetheless as soon weather will improve.
Thank you for your attention.
Hi all,
On April 23rd I had a fair lunar session, I could grab several shots all
way around the terminator.
Here’s imaged the wonderful ejecta ray system of Messier craters under a
perfect illumination. Such a complex system is somewhat resembling a
white swallow!
Also, notice the very thin bright path in the Messier floor and the
small craterlet in Messier A. So far, I could notice such small features
in the Apollo imagery only.
Rima Messier, Rima Secchi and another couple of unlisted rilles both in
the VMA and Rukl and LAC maps are also noticed. One’s faintly running
parallel and northward of rima Messier, the other one -more evident and
only traced in the Rukl- is running aside Lubbock crater, in the
bottom-left side of the image.
http://www.lazzarotti-hires.com/images/moon/messier20070423_lazz.jpg
More to follow.
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