Gladiator
23-03-2010, 12:16 AM
Hello,
On Sept. 30 I had another lunar session under good to very good seeing at times and excellent transparency thanks to the 1200 meters elevation.
Sadly, that eve the Moon was quite low above the horizon (just 37 degs, close to Jupiter), quite far away from Earth (next to the apogee) and I also got a serious problem with the driver of my exp'l camera which caused some big problem with final resolution.
Find here a classical view of the South Pole from Clavius to Moretus under high sun angle.
http://www.lazzarotti-hires.com/2010/03/da-clavius-a-moretus.html
More to follow.
On Sept. 30 I had another lunar session under good to very good seeing at times and excellent transparency thanks to the 1200 meters elevation.
Sadly, that eve the Moon was quite low above the horizon (just 37 degs, close to Jupiter), quite far away from Earth (next to the apogee) and I also got a serious problem with the driver of my exp'l camera which caused some big problem with final resolution.
Find here a classical view of the South Pole from Clavius to Moretus under high sun angle.
http://www.lazzarotti-hires.com/2010/03/da-clavius-a-moretus.html
More to follow.