Moon Maps

[Sconesbie (Scott)]

Hi guys. Is there a detailed map of the moon to download and print? I'd love to be able to start putting names to craters etc as I look at it. Also will help for my photos. Maybe even a book?

[Occulta (Chris)]

Check the IIS shop

These are great to have on the field.

Chris

[noeyedeer (Matt)]

I came across this in a search ...

http://ap-i.net/avl/en/start

if I had a pc to use I would download it. looks good thou.

matt

[OzStarGazer]

I came across this http://www.kenpress.com/MoonMap.pdf just today. The Virtual Moon Atlas is also great, but remember to download everything, not only the program.
There are also many other atlases, but they are mostly very expensive.
However today (yes, I have been looking for moon maps too today) I found an old book by Rukl (Moon, Mars and Venus). It also contains maps of the moon (I think 76), although it is not as detailed as his other atlas. But I paid just over 9 dollars for it incl. postage, so I am happy and cannot wait for it to arrive.

[noeyedeer (Matt)]

I have a few maps that I have lost in my history .. but have them on my phone. I don't know how high res they are but you're more then welcome to have them. theyre about 3 meg in size. I'm sure they're readily available on the web. a couple are spheres .. some are seperated across the 80° ? line so there is 3 .. two for the poles and one for the middle section

I'll email them if you wish

matt

also google the lunar field atlas ...

[Sconesbie (Scott)]

Hi Matt. Thank you. If you could email them to me, that would be great. I'll check them out.

My email is: scott.hayes@sca.com.au


Regards
Scott

[noeyedeer (Matt)]

Originally Posted by Sconesbie

Hi Matt. Thank you. If you could email them to me, that would be great. I'll check them out.

My email is: scott.hayes@sca.com.au


Regards
Scott

hey Scott,
email sent

matt

[noeyedeer (Matt)]

the lunar field atlas ... http://www.astronomylogs.com/pages/moon.html

matt