Observation by Andrew Paterson: 42 Hour Old Moon

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Andrew Paterson

Observer

Andrew Paterson

Observed

2018 Jul 14 - 19:20

Uploaded

2018 Jul 18 - 10:39

Objects

The Moon

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Constellation

Cetus

Field centre

RA: 02^h19^m
Dec: -02°02'
Position angle: +95°58'

Field size

0°06' × 0°04'

Equipment

Nikon Coolpix P900

Exposure

1/2s F5.0 ISO 800

Location

Lecave, Lot, France

Target name

42 Hour Old Moon

Title

42 Hour Old Moon

About this image

A view of the very thin crescent moon the day after new moon (and a partial eclipse in the Southern Hemisphere) taken looking over the valley of the Dordogne in SW France.

Files associated with this observation

DSCN2487 (2).JPG (754.2 kB)

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