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2 January 2026 at 12:30 am
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Seem to remember that the lunar photometer using a photocell was used extensively by a Lunar section member Lawrence Fitton to measure albedo changes in local lunar topography. I think there was an interesting “discussion” in the LCC about the validity of the method with a member (David Jewitt) who became very famous as the first astronomer to recover Comet Halley at its 1986 apparition. Old days old memories!
Denis Buczynski
