Gladiator
12-04-2010, 10:15 PM
Hello,
Despite my tinner and thinner free time I've actually, I try to send my old lunar images nonetheless.
Today's image's showing the rough and highly fractured area west of Gassendi.
A noticeable result indeed given the low altitude and far distance of the Moon on that night.
http://www.lazzarotti-hires.com/2010/04/oltre-gassendi.html
The dark spot visible in the mare Humorum on the bottom-right corner is just a dust donut, not a new topographic detail!
More to follow.
Despite my tinner and thinner free time I've actually, I try to send my old lunar images nonetheless.
Today's image's showing the rough and highly fractured area west of Gassendi.
A noticeable result indeed given the low altitude and far distance of the Moon on that night.
http://www.lazzarotti-hires.com/2010/04/oltre-gassendi.html
The dark spot visible in the mare Humorum on the bottom-right corner is just a dust donut, not a new topographic detail!
More to follow.